I think the point about not know what SQL an ORM generated query is the one that resonates with me, as does the dig at Django ORM.
I love Django, including aspects of the ORM (its very easy to write schema, migrations are pretty easy to use, even queries are very concise and easy to write) but I have no idea what the SQL will look like except in the simplest cases.
I often do not particularly care, and it is easy enough to see them when I do, but I feel a bit icky about the extra layer of stuff I do not really understand.
I love Django, including aspects of the ORM (its very easy to write schema, migrations are pretty easy to use, even queries are very concise and easy to write) but I have no idea what the SQL will look like except in the simplest cases.
I often do not particularly care, and it is easy enough to see them when I do, but I feel a bit icky about the extra layer of stuff I do not really understand.