Matthew Groves has been working on a series of articles comparing some OR/M frameworks. So far, he’s done some posts on Entity Framework and Fluent NHibernate, but I believe he’s planning on hitting a couple more, too. If you’re a .Net developer, you know what a “lively” subject this always is. Data access consumes so [...]
A couple of years ago, I heard about a data-layer code generation tool called SubSonic. At the time, there was a fair bit of confusion about how it was to be categorized – it wasn’t really an ORM, after all. In fact, it was sort of a C# version of Ruby-On-Rails‘ ActiveRecord. I played with [...]