Yoda Response: Certainly, Avi. In my projects, I've used Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tools to simplify database interactions and manage data more efficiently. For instance, in my Task Management WebApp, I used Mongoose, an ORM for MongoDB.

Mongoose allows me to define schemas and models to structure the data in the database. Each model represents a collection in MongoDB, and the schema defines the structure of documents within that collection. For example, a User model might include fields like userID, name, email, and tasks. This abstraction makes it easier to perform CRUD operations and ensures data consistency.

Using an ORM like Mongoose also helps in managing relationships between different data entities. For example, I can easily link tasks to a specific user by referencing the user's ID in the task documents. This approach streamlines database operations and reduces the complexity of writing raw database queries.