ORM in PHP to be or not to be?
Good day colleagues.
How do you feel about using ORM in PHP projects?
I really like ORM and QueryBuilders, but the specific implementation of Doctrine 1 ORM really disappointed: ambiguous features, like lazy loading of a field, a very large overhead in memory and script run time, not flexibility, you cannot save one specific object from the tree and still some things. All this suggests abandoning Doctrine, so I would like to know about the practical experience of the community.
UPD if you voted for the last item, please write in the comments which framework, which pitfalls were.
How do you feel about using ORM in PHP projects?
I really like ORM and QueryBuilders, but the specific implementation of Doctrine 1 ORM really disappointed: ambiguous features, like lazy loading of a field, a very large overhead in memory and script run time, not flexibility, you cannot save one specific object from the tree and still some things. All this suggests abandoning Doctrine, so I would like to know about the practical experience of the community.
UPD if you voted for the last item, please write in the comments which framework, which pitfalls were.
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What is your attitude to ORM in PHP?
- 28.8% do not use any ORM 171
- 18.5% use a self-written ORM 110
- 3% Use Doctrine 1 and are satisfied 18
- 1.6% Tried Doctrine 1 and had to give up 10
- 19.2% We use Doctrine 2 and are satisfied 114
- 1.8% Tried Doctrine 2 and had to give up 11
- 51.6% We use the ORM delivered with framework 306