Comments by "Generic Developer" (@genericdeveloper3966) on "" video.

@bensalemi7783 ORMs are used because they are more optimal for most use cases. Sure you can have a developer who has exceptional raw db skills but that also means you're paying for that expertise up front. In a small company, if the query speed is important for some aspect, you learn just enough to fix that aspect and move on. It's cost effective and your end user doesn't care that you followed Uncle Bob or not. If you work at a large company or have unlimited funds, by all means optimize every query to perfection.
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