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@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Getting started in Python Part 1
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:date: 2013-07-02 03:59
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:author: tyrel
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:category: Tech
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:tags: python2, pip, virtualenv
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:tags: python, pip, virtualenv
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:slug: getting-started-in-python-part-1
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:status: published
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Comparing Go GORM and SQLX
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:date: 2022-10-17 13:17
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:author: tyrel
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:category: Tech
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:tags: go, sql, python
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:slug: comparing-go-gorm-and-sqlx
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:status: draft
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:status: published
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Django ORM - My History
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@ -41,4 +39,10 @@ My Go history is building a CLI tool for the two last years of my `previous job.
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I had never directly interacted with a database from Go yet.
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I wanted to spin up a REST API (I chose Go+Gin for that based on forty five seconds of Googling) and talk to a database.
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GORM
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Being that I come from the Django (and a few years of ActiveRecord) land, I reached immediately for an ORM, I chose GORM.
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If you want to skip directly to the source, check out `https://gitea.tyrel.dev/tyrel/go-webservice-gin <https://gitea.tyrel.dev/tyrel/go-webservice-gin>`_.
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Full design disclosure: I followed a couple of blog posts in order to develop this, so it is in the form explictly decided upon by the `logrocket blog post <https://blog.logrocket.com/how-to-build-a-rest-api-with-golang-using-gin-and-gorm/>`_ and may not be the most efficient way to organize the module.
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