Hey guys, due to project requirements I have to use python instead of my usual go to golang. And was luft confused as to what approach to take regarding the SQL and migrations. When using Golang I’d write raw sql and load it into structs and it worked rather well. For migrations I’d also write them by hand or use atlas for declerative schemas. In python it seems ORMs are popular, there is also alembic for migrations.
So I was wondering what you guys are using? I am looking for a nice DX, i like writing sql, so its not a problem
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r/learnpython Hey guys, due to project requirements I have to use python instead of my usual go to golang. And was luft confused as to what approach to take regarding the SQL and migrations. When using Golang I’d write raw sql and load it into structs and it worked rather well. For migrations I’d also write them by hand or use atlas for declerative schemas. In python it seems ORMs are popular, there is also alembic for migrations. So I was wondering what you guys are using? I am looking for a nice DX, i like writing sql, so its not a problem submitted by /u/West-Papaya [link] [comments]
Hey guys, due to project requirements I have to use python instead of my usual go to golang. And was luft confused as to what approach to take regarding the SQL and migrations. When using Golang I’d write raw sql and load it into structs and it worked rather well. For migrations I’d also write them by hand or use atlas for declerative schemas. In python it seems ORMs are popular, there is also alembic for migrations.
So I was wondering what you guys are using? I am looking for a nice DX, i like writing sql, so its not a problem
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