Are most of today’s web applications ( and web service applicatins ) being written using ORM? -


i know question bit stupid, still:

i know there plenty of threads on when should/shouldn’t use orm. @ level of “expertise” i’m far qualified able tell whether or not app better off or without orm. , don’t want wait till i’m proficient enough figure out whether should learn orm or not.

so tell me whether or not of today’s web service apps ( , of web apps in general ) being written using orm?

thank you

ps - i'm learning wcf , asp.net web forms

i guess lot of webapps (yes, of them) use orm persistence layer these days, provided use relational database. goes java (hibernate, jpa), .net, python, groovy/grails , rails (activerecord default).

there more , more orm solutions appearing non-relational data stores.

it depends on language , application framework using, if any.


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