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Why Use Lazy Loading With ORMs? In this informative video, we will discuss the benefits of lazy loading in Object-Relational Mappers (ORMs) and how it can enhance your backend development experience. Lazy loading is a technique that allows your applications to fetch related data only when necessary, improving performance and resource usage. By understanding how lazy loading works, you can create applications that are both responsive and efficient.

We will begin by explaining what an Object-Relational Mapper is and how it simplifies the interaction between your programming objects and database tables. From there, we will cover the differences between eager loading and lazy loading, highlighting the potential drawbacks of loading unnecessary data upfront.

You will learn about the practical advantages of lazy loading, including reduced database load, improved application responsiveness, and optimized resource management. We will also touch on the importance of maintaining clean server-side logic while using lazy loading effectively.

However, we will also address the potential pitfalls, such as the N plus one query problem, and discuss when to choose lazy loading over other data retrieval strategies. Join us for this engaging discussion, and subscribe to our channel for more straightforward content on backend development topics.

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