Squash seems more promising, however I share your ...
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Squash seems more promising, however I share your concept. I come from a big C#.NET project, using EntityFramework as ORM, and my life was a pain. Extremely opinionated, absolutely no control over SQL generated, leading devs to write inefficient queries, a drama to implement dialect extensions and even XML support (not built in). I felt in love with Slick, that (I think) shares many points with Exposed/Squash. ORM are not as useful as many think. Main features that we need as developers are: type-safe queries, simple mapping, extensibility and dialect support