Yup. And I love when there’s a well-built escape hatch for this in whatever ORM you use.
In Django you can just write your own SQL for a query and then say, “trust me, this query will populate this structure.” So the moment you measure performance and it’s a problem, you can just opt to DIY without having to rewrite much of anything.
And of course if you need to go further, go nuts. There’s nothing locking you in.
In Django you can just write your own SQL for a query and then say, “trust me, this query will populate this structure.” So the moment you measure performance and it’s a problem, you can just opt to DIY without having to rewrite much of anything.
And of course if you need to go further, go nuts. There’s nothing locking you in.