My first reaction is this feels like a nice middleground between Diesel and SeaORM.
The codegen part makes all columns and tables and stuff checked at compile-time (name and type) like Diesel, with a query builder that's more natural like SeaORM. I hope the query builder does not end up too magical like SQLAlchemy with its load of footguns, and stay close in spirit to Diesel that's "write sql in rust syntax".
I think time will tell, and for now I'm keeping my Diesel in production :D
The codegen part makes all columns and tables and stuff checked at compile-time (name and type) like Diesel, with a query builder that's more natural like SeaORM. I hope the query builder does not end up too magical like SQLAlchemy with its load of footguns, and stay close in spirit to Diesel that's "write sql in rust syntax".
I think time will tell, and for now I'm keeping my Diesel in production :D