Sounds like you and I are in the same position. I absolutely agree that LINQ has no peer in the open source world. I too am a .NET/C# dev by day but I've been

Sounds like you and I are in the same position. I absolutely agree that LINQ has no peer in the open source world. I too am a .NET/C# dev by day but I've been playing around a lot with the Play! framework on my own time (built the UI to my senior thesis in it) and I much prefer their ANORM over a bastardized ORM that only half-works.