Different programming languages have their own ways of working with relational databases and SQL. Ruby on Rails has its Active Record, Python has SQLAlchemy, Typescript has Drizzle, and so on. Go is a language with quite a diverse standard library, w...

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The post explores various Go packages for working with SQL databases, including the built-in database/sql, sqlx, GORM, and sqlc. It covers their strengths and weaknesses, providing hands-on examples for each. Additionally, it touches on database migrations in Go and offers a brief comparison of migration tools like golang-migrate and goose.

How to Work with SQL Databases in Go – Different Approaches and Examples

<p>Very good article, thank you for sharing, but in the case of sqlx for preformance-demanding apps that must return a quick response to the user is not a good idea (at least for me) due to reflection usage.</p>
