Updated Comparing KSQL with Other Tools (markdown)

Vinícius Garcia 2023-10-19 09:24:40 -03:00
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4. Sometimes the generated functions will not be as flexible as you need forcing you to make 4. Sometimes the generated functions will not be as flexible as you need forcing you to make
some tricks with SQL, that happens for example with `sqlc` for partial updates. some tricks with SQL, that happens for example with `sqlc` for partial updates.
Finally it is important to note that contrary to most people's expectations the Benchmarks on the README file do not indicate sqlc or sqlboiler are any faster than KSQL, sqlx, pgx or the `database/sql` library. This also makes sense given the fact that the generated code also uses the `database/sql` library internally.
## Some final notes ## Some final notes
All these tools work, and they all have trade-offs. I am not saying KSQL is the only good solution. All these tools work, and they all have trade-offs. I am not saying KSQL is the only good solution.