you mean rails popularizing activerecord? I guess I just prefer to spread the risk a bit, having got burned by stacks that vanished, at least you can take the ORM part of your code with you.
in the python world it's like Flask (micro framework) focuses on it's strengths, and works very well with SQLAlchemy which is a separate and well supported project.
Django is more of a "kitchen sink" approach.
For a new stack, I would like to adopt stuff more incrementally than just go head first, esp with something i expect to support for awhile.
I've had both MeteorJS and MERB crater while using them in production.
But Manadarine looks pretty cool for a hackathon.
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Why risky? It’s been done multiple times in different languages, Rails for ruby, Spring boot for Java, they all have ORM’s
you mean rails popularizing activerecord? I guess I just prefer to spread the risk a bit, having got burned by stacks that vanished, at least you can take the ORM part of your code with you.
Good point, yeah I guess some developers would prefer to have some tools outside the framework, that’s a valid concern
in the python world it's like Flask (micro framework) focuses on it's strengths, and works very well with SQLAlchemy which is a separate and well supported project.
Django is more of a "kitchen sink" approach.
For a new stack, I would like to adopt stuff more incrementally than just go head first, esp with something i expect to support for awhile.
I've had both MeteorJS and MERB crater while using them in production.
But Manadarine looks pretty cool for a hackathon.