hello
I am currently preparing an article about SQLAlchemy
for a german software development magazine (probably
to be published in december).
I want to ask some questions so I can explain this
better to my readers:
1)
there is code like this:
mary2 = query.get_by(user_name='Mary') # from the docs
would it be possible with python (or would it make
sense) to write
mary2 = query.get_by_user_name('Mary')
this is the way Ruby's Active Record does it.
don't get me wrong. I do not say that the Ruby
approach is better or worse. I just want to understand
why SQLAlchemy works the way it works so can write a
very good article about it.
2)
another example from the docs:
print query.select(User.c.user_id==3)
would it be possible to leave out the "c" columns
object ? maybe one could hide it inside the User
class. example:
print query.select(User.user_id==3)
again. no criticism. just curios.
SQLAlchemy is by far my favourite solution for
database programming in Python and I am happy to be
able to write an article about it.
best regards
Markus
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