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I'm also a big fan of raw SQL. Most ORMs are fine for CRUD stuff, but the moment you want to start using the "relational" part of the database (which... that's the whole point) they start to irritate me. They also aren't free - if you're lucky, you pay at comptime (Rust's Diesel) but I think a lot of ORMs do everything at runtime via reflection and the like.
For CRUD stuff, I usually just define some interface(s) that take a query and manually bind/extract
struct
fields. This definitely wouldn't scale, but it's fine when you only a handful of tables and it keeps the abstraction/performance tradeoff low.