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Fluent NHibernate solved all my problems. I asked a similar (strangely, downvoted) question on SO: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5522590/rapid-orm-for-pain
by FreshCode 15y ago
Fluent NHibernate solved all my problems. I asked a similar (strangely, downvoted) question on SO: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5522590/rapid-orm-for-painless-asp-net-mvc-prototyping-on-sql-server http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5522590/rapid-orm-for-pai..., which prompted me to check out Fluent NHibernate.
Before that I was using LINQ-to-SQL with a repository layer and StructureMap, but I spent way too much time writing repository methods and mapping columns manually. Do yourself a favour and try NHibernate without the XML mappings.
- architgupta 15y agoWhat's your experience with migrations? Non-trivial ones where SchemaUpdate doesn't work..
- FreshCode 15y agoI used Migrator.NET for a long time with no problems and I'll probably still use it. But if you can afford it, SQL Source Control by Red Gate is awesome and integrates with your code repository, e.g. Mercurial.
- architgupta 15y agoYes I use Migrator.NET as well. Works pretty well for us (no active development on this project though - there are github forks now). I definitely cannot afford Red Gate's prices until funding.