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None of these languages have a built in ORM.

• dubcanada 12y ago
  Does any language have a built in ORM? I was thinking maybe Ruby, but even that is a gem.
  • noir_lord 12y ago
    An interesting question, I did some googling and didn't find anything. Not that surprising I think since an ORM is probably better in a library since that allows more flexibility across systems.
  • schwap 12y ago
    Would Entity Framework qualify as a "built-in" ORM for .net languages? edit I guess not, since it's a nuget package now. Maybe LINQ to SQL could have been considered a built-in ORM?
    • dragonwriter 12y ago
      > Maybe LINQ to SQL could have been considered a built-in ORM? It might be more accurate to say LINQ is built into the languages, but LINQ to SQL is a .NET platform feature, not a language feature. (Of course, the languages are so tied to the Microsoft distribution and the .NET platform that distinctions between language features, language standard library features, and platform features are, for .NET languages, somewhat academic in practice [inasmuch as there is a practical difference that is likely to matter, "does it work on Mono" is probably more important than strict language/library/platform distinctions].)
  • zem 12y ago
    a couple of client+server web languages, like opa and ur/web.
  • CmonDev 12y ago
    Yes, kind of, in X++: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Dynamics_AX#MorphX_and_X.2B.2B http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Dynamics_AX#MorphX_an...
• deleted 12y ago
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