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This would be helpful to set expectations about what SQLx can and can't do, in addition to simply being interesting :)
Having a separate markdown file in the repo root instead of a README.md section could also work well, in particular if the brief explanation ends up not being so brief.
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This would be great. I realize SQLx isn't an ORM, but there seems to be a ton of issues relating to inquires on it having ORM functionality. I see "ormx" mentioned. Perhaps mentioning a "possible" ORM solutions section that references a few packages that interop with SQLx could be beneficial to addressing questions for newcomers. Personally, I have never been evangelical about the use of ORM's and have spent many hours debugging ORM problems with generated SQL over the years, but, I do find them useful for simple CRUD operations, mapping, etc.
I think the most robust ORM I've observed that works with sqlx (uses sqlx-core) is rbatis.
Thanks for all the work on the excellent package that SQLx is!
This would be helpful to set expectations about what SQLx can and can't do, in addition to simply being interesting :)
Having a separate markdown file in the repo root instead of a README.md section could also work well, in particular if the brief explanation ends up not being so brief.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: