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Show usage of `sql_query` on the homepage #62

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Show usage of `sql_query` on the homepage #62

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sgrif commented May 23, 2018

On Reddit it was recently mentioned that sql_query felt like a second
class API. That was never the intention, and I think it's worth
promoting here.

Either way, I think that sql_query and #[derive(QueryableByName)] is
much easier to use than the alternatives, even if that's the only part
of Diesel you actually use. We should promote it as such.

On Reddit it was recently mentioned that `sql_query` felt like a second
class API. That was never the intention, and I think it's worth
promoting here.

Either way, I think that `sql_query` and `#[derive(QueryableByName)]` is
much easier to use than the alternatives, even if that's the only part
of Diesel you actually use. We should promote it as such.
@sgrif sgrif merged commit f1a6196 into master May 24, 2018
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dcarosone commented May 25, 2018

It doesn't seem to be rendering right.

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and the content hasn't escaped the <>:

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