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  • Xeno

    Seriously, it’s an MVC framework. We don’t take these moves slightly. It’s a complete rethinking of the framework and ORM maes it EASY for people to handle databases. That’s a big plus.

    However, there is always an engineering tradeoff; you cant make something easier to use without adding bloat. Ruby found that out when people kept saying that it doesn’t scale and CTO’s started dumping it. ORM is also problematic in the same way.

    Does this mean it is not useful? No. For small and medium projects that do not expect large amounts of growth and don’t have a DBA or other development resources, this may be ideal. But for those who do have a DBA who can tweak the queries for speed and scalability and if you do plan your website for growth, you should be ditching ORM and be building an SQL layer as you will be hand coding everything anyway.

    Friends of mine who work for AT&T who went with ORM for one of their apps ended up hand coding ALL their queries and I asked ‘so what is the point of ORM then’ and they said ‘basically none’. They could have done this with a sql layer just as easily and actually saved ALOT of time.

  • Xeno

    I understand your skepticism, after all you are a true believer and probably haven’t had to scale a 10 terabyte database yet for over 1 million daily customers. I don’t expect you to believe I have read and tried this with my team after all you believe whole heartedly that this stuff works.

    But having tested this and benchmarked it with hibernate, I can tell you it is indeed slower.

    You can blame it on developers all you want. You can sit here and say everyone else is wrong. You can tell me as the maintainer of an MVC framework that I am wrong as well. But it won’t stop people from saying it. And at some point, you may just do your own benchmarks against a sql layer… and you may find the same exact thing.

    I guess trying to talk anymore on this would be like Jesus trying to convince the Pope that he’s an athiest.

  • http://elegantcode.com Davy Brion

    regardless of the whole ORM vs SQL layer debate which we obviously can’t agree on, could you please point out what exactly an MVC architecture has to do with an ORM? They are in no way related, other than the fact that many people use them together… there is nothing in MVC which implies usage of an ORM.

  • http://elegantcode.com Davy Brion

    Btw, the reason i’m asking is because you seem to be throwing your MVC credentials around to prove your point, whereas i’m just wondering what on earth that has to with the ORM discussion :)

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