On Sun, Sep 10, 2017 at 11:31 AM, <main.i...@gmail.com> wrote: > Modern ORMs at least more type-safe than SQL: there is no work with > strings, only with autogenerated constants. Also ORMs abstract you not only > from SQL coding, but also from specific for DBMS SQL: with ORM you can > easily switch PostgreSQL to MySQL. > > Sure, those are true. If you consider type safety a benefit worth the trade-off of all the overhead. I don't. As for the DB changing, I don't think that occurs often enough in the real world to matter. The reason ORMs support multiple databases is because they have to support *your* database of choice; not because anyone ever actually changes mid-stream. You could argue that it's easy to use one in development or testing (such as sqlite3) and another in production, but that leads to production errors.
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