> good-practice security measures
+1 for that. Even for super small projects, I use an ORM, because there is always some user input that needs to go to the database query string. Life is too short to maintain every single query.
+1 for that. Even for super small projects, I use an ORM, because there is always some user input that needs to go to the database query string. Life is too short to maintain every single query.
I personally like to avoid using ORM by its true meaning (mapping object and relational models) but I like using certain facilities an ORM library might provide, such as session management, user input validation, etc.