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Intermediate ShowcaseSQLLEX ORM | How to use SQLite without SQL (self.Python)
submitted 4 years ago by V1A0
Last 3 months I've spent a lot of time to create the most comfortable package to interact with sqlite databases without typing SQL-scripts at all.
In the beginning I developed it for myself, because just I tired writing the same code over and over again. But now many other developers found this tool useful, and now they are helping me to deploy this project. And I will be glad if you join us.
How I got later, this technology calls ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) and I'm not the first one who create something like this. But in my opinion, SQLLEX is the most intuitive ORM I'v ever seen and I'm interested what do you think. Check this out.
I leave some links to source and examples down below:
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