I think the current ORM model is too restrictive and complex, so I set out to design the perfect minimal ORM for developers that want to ship fast instead of reading documentation and writing SQL migrations that have to run in a world-stopping fashion.
The library is still pre-v1 as I want to add a lot more examples, particularly for React - as I'm now using it on a react project - but the core logic is locked down, and the main motto is that it will never go past 100 lines of zero-dependency code.
Any feedback is appreciated. I really enjoy using it in my own projects and believe it represents a new storage paradigm that prioritizes simplicity and speed of development over micro optimizations.
There are definitely some tradeoffs I would say, but I believe tinyORM sits in a very advantageous position in the tradeoff space - it trades a little optimization for huge gains in simplicity.
Thank you for taking a look! Happy to answer any questions. Your feedback will result in material changes to the library, so please don't hesitate to share your thoughts!
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