I've been trying orms/sqlwrappers for 3 hours and ...
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jdiaz
07/06/2017, 7:38 PMI've been trying orms/sqlwrappers for 3 hours and i dont like any of them 😞 feelsbadman
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x80486
07/06/2017, 7:42 PMjdiaz: jOOQ looks pretty good! QueryDSL also. Speedment is somehow "interesting" but I haven't done anything "serious" with it...
x80486
07/06/2017, 7:43 PMIt depends on "what you don't like" about them...
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trevjones
07/06/2017, 7:43 PMalso requery/requery plays nice with kotlin
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jdiaz
07/06/2017, 7:45 PMI just wanted a really easy miniorm for sqlite. But in the end I'll end up using just a plain old text file
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x80486
07/06/2017, 7:46 PMI didn't know about requery; it looks awesome. Time to "play" with it! Thanks @trevjones!
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dalexander
07/06/2017, 7:46 PMI would probably use https://github.com/JetBrains/Exposed if you haven’t looked at it yet. ORMs are in a weird place where if your data set is too complex then it’s just as easy to use SQL, but if it’s too simple then it’s easier to just use SQL.
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rowell
07/09/2017, 3:53 AMi've been using ActiveJDBC over the last few weeks (although in a Java project, not Kotlin) - http://javalite.io/activejdbc
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pascal_le_merrer
07/19/2017, 3:10 PM@dalexander isn't Exposed a bit immature? It's presented as a protoype...
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dalexander
07/19/2017, 3:12 PMMy heuristics for library selection may not be the same as yours.
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pascal_le_merrer
07/19/2017, 3:14 PMProbably.
pascal_le_merrer
07/19/2017, 3:15 PMLike Javier Diaz I spent a few hours looking at SQL related libs for Kotlin (on server), and I don't really know what to use