Object Relational Mapping (ORM) in the .NET Framework

Object Relational Mapping (ORM) in the .NET Framework News

December 03, 2008 03 Dec'08
Java application frameworks come to .NET

Third-party application frameworks have been popular in the Java world for years, but several projects are now trying to bring those tools to .NET. Frameworks like Spring for .NET are introducing developers to concepts like aspect-oriented ...
December 17, 2007 17 Dec'07
ORM tool EntitySpaces adds Join syntax

EntitySpaces provides a persistence layer and business objects for applications that target .NET 2.0 or above. A recent build adds a Join syntax to numerous components.

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