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ORM Object Relational Mapping

The document discusses CRUD operations using Node.js with Sequelize, Python with Flask and SQLAlchemy, and PHP with MySQL without ORM. It compares features, scalability, code complexity, advantages, and disadvantages of each technology stack. The discussion highlights the suitability of each stack for different types of applications, emphasizing performance and maintenance considerations.

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ORM Object Relational Mapping

The document discusses CRUD operations using Node.js with Sequelize, Python with Flask and SQLAlchemy, and PHP with MySQL without ORM. It compares features, scalability, code complexity, advantages, and disadvantages of each technology stack. The discussion highlights the suitability of each stack for different types of applications, emphasizing performance and maintenance considerations.

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Web Programming

Workshop 2
ORM: Object Relational Mapping

Lander Lliguicota

a) CRUD operations with Node.js

1. Create

2. READ

3. UPDATE
4. DELETE
a)

b)CRUD operations with flask


1. Create
2. Read

3. Update

4. Delete
c) Table comparation

Node.js + PHP +
Sequelize + Python + Flask MySQL (No
Feature MySQL + SQLAlchemy ORM)
Node.js, Python, Flask,
Sequelize SQLAlchemy PHP, MySQL
Technologies ORM, MySQL ORM, MySQL (No ORM)
High, great for
microservices High, suited for Medium, good
and real-time well-structured for small-scale
Scalability apps web apps projects
Medium, Medium,
Sequelize SQLAlchemy
simplifies improves High, manual
queries but has readability but SQL can make
Code a learning requires deeper maintenance
Complexity curve understanding difficult

- Non- - SQLAlchemy
blocking, great provides strong - Full control
for concurrent abstraction over SQL
users - Well- - Lightweight,
- Sequelize integrated with minimal
abstracts SQL Flask dependencies
- Ideal for - Easy database - Runs on any
Advantages REST APIs migrations PHP server

- Harder to
maintain
- Higher - ORM can be - Prone to SQL
memory usage slower than raw Injection if
- Some SQL queries queries are not
features are not - Overkill for properly
Disadvantages well supported small projects handled

d) Discussion

• Node.js + Sequelize: Perfect for real-time apps (chat, live updates) and high-concurrency
APIs. It's fast and scalable, but uses more memory and has a steeper learning curve.
•
Python + Flask + SQLAlchemy: Best for structured web apps and data-heavy applications.
The ORM makes database handling clean and efficient, but can slow down queries
compared to raw SQL.
•
PHP + MySQL (No ORM): Ideal for small websites, CMS (WordPress, Joomla), or simple
web apps. It’s lightweight and easy to deploy, but without an ORM, code can get messy and
harder to maintain.

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