Thank you for showcasing! For me, fast prototyping is everything. Do if I have a YAML file that gets converted into `CREATE TABLE` behind the scenes, then I have to worry about how to write the YAML file in such a way to produce the `CREATE TABLE` statements I know I need. This is friction. I am much better off just writing the statements. Now already writing app and frontend code instead of wondering whether the SQL generator will support tuning my indexes.
I don't mean to knock your work, many people love ORMs and writing a good one is the hardest work in the world- so more power to you! (And your users). To even consider using an ORM these days, it would need to be ablee to derive all generated code from hand-created database tables. Then it would have to additionally support creating arbitrary object tree structures from arbitrary SQL queries. I found that if you count debugging and quickly making modifications responding to user needs, flexibility- maximally detailed control- is the more critical factor than automation to get results quickly.
