Recent posts tagged orm

Rows, the ORM built for Alusus language, takes a fundamentally different approach to database migrations compared to the linear, file-based systems found in tools like Sequelize, Flyway, or Rails ActiveRecord. Instead of maintaining an ordered sequen...

So far in this series we have mapped entities, validated them, and performed basic CRUD. But real applications rarely load all records from a table. You need to search, filter, sort, and paginate. Trysil provides a fluent API for this: TTFilterBuild...

If you have ever written a Delphi application that talks to a database, you know the routine: write SQL by hand, manage parameters, loop through datasets, and copy values into objects field by field. It works, but it is tedious and error-prone. Trys...

Why learning to build your own ORM is worth it even if you use EF Core or Dapper Most developers meet ORMs the same way they meet electricity, you flip a switch and things work. That’s great, until something gets slow, a query behaves oddly, or you...