Their support is the worst. I anticipate a 4 day turn around if I ever need to contact them. Scary really.
Their Gradle plugin is pretty bad too; kinda ironic given their prominent position in the Android and Java community. But then, Gradle itself is crazy town so it's hard to blame them too much.
The SQL spec is actually hidden away behind some book or something you have to purchase.
I was experimenting around with creating an Entity Framework equivalent in Typescript and really wanted to create a SQL AST for use under the hood(optimizing queries, SQL push down, etc). Ended up using the PostgreSQL types and a Ruby plugin that binds some PostgreSQL libs to work on my POC. Crazy town.
A lot of ORMs are built in layers so you can use the foundational bits or the higher level bits at your discretion. Which is why I don't understand the binary argument. "It depends", but a lot of ORMs span the entire "It depends" spectrum..
Their Gradle plugin is pretty bad too; kinda ironic given their prominent position in the Android and Java community. But then, Gradle itself is crazy town so it's hard to blame them too much.
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