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The project is new, being at RC1 for the first stable release and relies heavily on Scala 2.10, so it is understandable that it lacks documentation. On the othe
by bad_user 14y ago
The project is new, being at RC1 for the first stable release and relies heavily on Scala 2.10, so it is understandable that it lacks documentation. On the other hand, Slick is the only alternative to LINQ that I know of.
All in all, exciting times ahead.
- virtualwhys 14y agoThe documentation has never been good, Zeiger is a genius who clearly has little interest in revealing the inner workings of his mind; instead, he let's you figure it out, which is a mixed blessing -- ScalaQuery source code was basically my intro to Scala
- kclay 14y agoHow about Squeryl [0], I used it for my first Scala project with Play! and for the most part it was a delight. [0]http://squeryl.org/ http://squeryl.org/