Frameworks
What does #mysql think of ORMs and Frameworks?
2016-07-04.092916-0500CDT.txt:(9:29:32 AM) philm88: 2 rows ('something',NULL) & ('something',NULL) does not break the unique index. Is there a way to alter this behaviour? I'm a bit tied into a framework's way of doing things
2016-08-18.081042-0500CDT.txt:(11:43:32 AM) mehwork: rails people 'tend' to have the framework save their butts on important concerns but often rely on it too much without ensuring that it's actually happening. CSFR handling for you by a FW is great, but we still have to ensure it's actually working
2016-09-29.082429-0500CDT.txt:(12:01:50 PM) ndb: lamneth: the slowest one (with less data) got the schema from a ORM
2016-10-20.075741-0500CDT.txt:(8:48:26 AM) Kernle: Xgc: So that the query is working now... how on earth am I supposed to construct that with an ORM :D
2016-10-20.075741-0500CDT.txt:(9:21:28 AM) Kernle: Xgc: So, when my ORM does not support derived tables. Views then?
2016-10-20.075741-0500CDT.txt:(9:24:53 AM) Kernle: Xgc: Problem is, that my ORM is already pretty lowlevel. I have another framework ontop, plus my own code. Rewriting that to native stuff would be a nightmare in itself.
2016-11-15.080950-0600CST.txt:(10:16:33 AM) Xatenev: I wasted like 4 hours on that trying to search for a fix for my framework
2016-11-17.102650-0600CST.txt:(3:54:49 PM) OverCoder: well I use a framework called Laravel and it seems to wildy insert COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci almost everywhere
2016-12-13.101218-0600CST.txt:(12:12:01 PM) kolbe: ahhh it's something because of your shitty ORM :)
2017-01-05.075732-0600CST.txt:(11:17:50 AM) mustmodify: looks like that was an artifact of my ORM.
2017-03-15.060641-0500CDT.txt:(8:53:55 AM) pcfreak30: snoyes: not that i dont love them the framework im on cant have them without a lot of changes. all ill say.
2017-03-16.082706-0500CDT.txt:(1:03:53 PM) subsume: but i can't really control that join through the ORM i am using
