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Going beyond the Django ORM limitations with Postgres
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Craig Kerstiens
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With most frameworks the ORM attempts to treat all databases equally, this results in developers being limited in how many advantages they can take of their database. In particular Postgres has many features which developers would love to take advantage of but are not easily accessible via the Django ORM.
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