Database migrations solve the painful process of dealing with updates to the
schema of a database. The concept is not new, as the authors originally were
introduced the concept working with Ruby on Rails. Stirimango is a Python
implementation of migrations. Stirimango is unlike newer versions of Rails in
that it does not provide an ORM layer -- it deals only in raw SQL.
More specifically, Stirimango is written for Python 3 and uses the
:mod:`postgresql` module to manipulate the PostgreSQL RDBMS. With little
modification, Stirimango could be used with other database systems; however, the
author only uses PostgreSQL.
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