I think that if I was doing something that makes extensive use of a database then I'd be looking to use Ruby with ActiveRecord.
Our (Rails-based) system is backed by around 400 database tables, and I dread to think how we'd cope without ActiveRecord associations to join them and scopes to make selecting and inserting data more DRY.
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I think that if I was doing something that makes extensive use of a database then I'd be looking to use Ruby with ActiveRecord.
Our (Rails-based) system is backed by around 400 database tables, and I dread to think how we'd cope without ActiveRecord associations to join them and scopes to make selecting and inserting data more DRY.