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At our place, we use ServiceStack with OrmLite, which runs well on .net core and plays nicely with MySQL. You can switch between SQL Server and MySQL by changi
by jmkni 9y ago
At our place, we use ServiceStack with OrmLite, which runs well on .net core and plays nicely with MySQL.
You can switch between SQL Server and MySQL by changing just one line of code.
- martinald 9y agoYes, I also love OrmLite. It's so good and I miss it when doing dev in other languages, and as you say works perfectly across different SQL backends (unlike EF which tends to blow up horribly at the worst possible time with some obscure bug).
- j_s 9y agoSo it is worth $250/seat + $175/yr renewal? I haven't looked at much ServiceStack stuff because of the cost.
- jmkni 9y agoWell I'm the only dev at the moment so I really just need an indie dev license for myself, and it's licensed per developer, not per project etc. I think it's worth it. In my opinion, anybody working on .net ends up spending a lot of time writing what is essentially their own version of ServiceStack, on Web API. It has a lot of features that you would end up writing anyway, spend months doing so, and would probably do less well. It basically gives you a massive head start.