Orms in go make little to no sense. As soon as one has a little bit more complex scenario, one ends up in the raw sql string mode anyway…
Like, try to build dynamic nested ands with ors using jsonb with gorm. Maybe there are two people on this planet who would like “aha, I know”. Just use your standard sql strings with prepared statements.
Like, try to build dynamic nested ands with ors using jsonb with gorm. Maybe there are two people on this planet who would like “aha, I know”. Just use your standard sql strings with prepared statements.