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A strange article, even by Atwood standards. The anecdote doesn't match the moral-- nothing would be altered by removing Linq-to-SQL from the equation.
by michael_dorfman 17y ago
A strange article, even by Atwood standards. The anecdote doesn't match the moral-- nothing would be altered by removing Linq-to-SQL from the equation.
- shin_lao 17y agoI agree with you, I don't understand what point the author is trying to prove. I truly think that mixing code and requests is acceptable only for small projects. Not a single word about stored procedures, which are in a way an abstraction of your database logic.