top | item 19853467 (no title) runin2k1 | 6 years ago Of course it does.Not that a little detail like that would stop someone from complaining about something that they don't put in the effort to learn. discuss order hn newest OJFord|6 years ago If you just use that all the time, your coworkers will rightly complain that it's not idiomatic or using the tooling available in code review.I'm all for SQL, but if the project's set in its ORM then it doesn't make sense to do ORM.raw(...) or whatever out of preference alone. tmefq|6 years ago Yes that's what happened to me. Project requirements.
OJFord|6 years ago If you just use that all the time, your coworkers will rightly complain that it's not idiomatic or using the tooling available in code review.I'm all for SQL, but if the project's set in its ORM then it doesn't make sense to do ORM.raw(...) or whatever out of preference alone. tmefq|6 years ago Yes that's what happened to me. Project requirements.
OJFord|6 years ago
I'm all for SQL, but if the project's set in its ORM then it doesn't make sense to do ORM.raw(...) or whatever out of preference alone.
tmefq|6 years ago