Overall, seems like it got more nuanced over time - even though it's still broadly in favor of SQL. Favor for ORMs (flagged also as a term that can mean many things to different people) is more in terms of type safety, mapping, migrations, etc. so more a library/utility rather than a framework that fully abstracts away the database.
Overall, seems like it got more nuanced over time - even though it's still broadly in favor of SQL. Favor for ORMs (flagged also as a term that can mean many things to different people) is more in terms of type safety, mapping, migrations, etc. so more a library/utility rather than a framework that fully abstracts away the database.