Querying Without a Query Language
Most backend systems don’t really have a query model. Querying usually starts small, we filter on a field, maybe two. The ORM makes it easy, and there’s no real reason to think about it. It does what we need.
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Most backend systems don’t really have a query model. Querying usually starts small, we filter on a field, maybe two. The ORM makes it easy, and there’s no real reason to think about it. It does what we need.
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