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IIRC ASP.Net MVC had folks from Castle Project's (of Dynamic Proxy fame, extensively used by NHibernate) ActiveRecord+MonoRail framework working on it, which wa
by lloeki 14y ago
IIRC ASP.Net MVC had folks from Castle Project's (of Dynamic Proxy fame, extensively used by NHibernate) ActiveRecord+MonoRail framework working on it, which was itself (as it can be guessed) heavily inspired by Ruby on Rails.