What If Writing SQL Became Cool Again?
summary
Presents SQLC, a tool (demonstrated for Go) that lets developers write raw SQL while generating type-safe, high-performance code without extra dependencies. Explains how SQLC works, the scenarios where it outperforms ORMs, and how to integrate it into a modern stack to gain more control and performance over database queries.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:24ORM limits and query prep
- 4:13SQLC overview
- 8:05SQLC setup
- 11:35Pros and cons
- 13:39Summary
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