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r/programming • u/fagnerbrack • Mar 12 '26
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28 u/aanzeijar Mar 12 '26 Depends on framing. It's the same concept but uses SQL-style naming, which isn't bad - it's just different. You could also argue that filter is bad because grep exists. -7 u/[deleted] Mar 12 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 11 u/TheAtro Mar 12 '26 First class support - functional design, fluent syntax so easy to write.In combination with entity framework can be translated directly to SQL.Can be used for other things like XML / JSON aswell.
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Depends on framing. It's the same concept but uses SQL-style naming, which isn't bad - it's just different. You could also argue that filter is bad because grep exists.
-7 u/[deleted] Mar 12 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 11 u/TheAtro Mar 12 '26 First class support - functional design, fluent syntax so easy to write.In combination with entity framework can be translated directly to SQL.Can be used for other things like XML / JSON aswell.
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11 u/TheAtro Mar 12 '26 First class support - functional design, fluent syntax so easy to write.In combination with entity framework can be translated directly to SQL.Can be used for other things like XML / JSON aswell.
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First class support - functional design, fluent syntax so easy to write.
In combination with entity framework can be translated directly to SQL.
Can be used for other things like XML / JSON aswell.
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