Drizzle - An ORM that lets you just write SQL

Drizzle is presented as a TypeScript ORM designed for developers who know SQL and prefer database code that closely mirrors familiar SQL syntax rather than introducing a separate query language. The discussion contrasts conventional ORM abstractions with Drizzle’s chained methods for selecting, filtering, sorting, paginating, inserting, and joining records, while emphasizing its type safety and autocomplete support. Using SQLite as an example, it outlines installing Drizzle and its migration toolkit, defining typed table schemas and foreign keys, configuring a database connection, generating and applying migrations, and inferring separate query and insert types from schemas. The examples argue that Drizzle’s SQL-like approach is particularly useful for joins and other complex queries, allowing developers to write safer, strongly typed database interactions with a relatively short learning curve.

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