I have worked with many people like this. They want to appear smart vs getting code shipped. Many .NET projects fail because of developers like this guy. Many o

I have worked with many people like this. They want to appear smart vs getting code shipped. Many .NET projects fail because of developers like this guy. Many of the assumptions he is making are incorrect at worst and untested at best. I Have worked on a few EF projects and have never found that to perform better than SQL in any case other than the most simple example project scenarios. Dynamic binding will rarely be a performance concern when used properly. This guy has read all the .NET code pundits gospel and is now publicly bashing an open source project that he admits he hasn't even tried to use yet. I think this really should have been discussed offline via email.