Posts tagged #nhibernate
Battle of the ORM’s – Persistence
The last thing I will compare in this round of Battle of the ORM’s is how NHibernate and the Entity Framework handle persistence. So first of all I want to vent one of my pet peeves, which is the myth of persistence ignorence. Persistence ignorence is a term used to describe a...
Battle of the ORM’s - Querying
In the previous Battle of the ORM's post I looked at setting up and configuring NHibernate and Entity Framework. So the next step is to get down to business and look at querying - the most important part of an ORM. Gimme gimme gimme First I need to address that the Entity...
Battle of the ORM’s – Setup and Configuration
Following up on my last post and on reading NHibernate 3.0 Cookbook I decided to download the latest NHibernate bits (v. 3 CR1) , and do a comparison to Microsofts Entity Framework. NHibernate and Entity Framework are what most developers reguard as the top Object Relational...
Review: NHibernate 3.0 Cookbook
A few weeks ago we got a copy of the NHibernate 3.0 Cookbook by Jason Dentler , which I was really looking forward to because of the scattered nature the existing documentation for NHibernate . The word Cookbook really says a lot of how the book is structured, and how it should...
JAOO Århus 2009
Actually I had not planned to go to JAOO this year, but first my good colleagues who run ANUG struck a good deal where Mads Torgersen and Oren Eini alias Ayende Rahien would give a special talk in the evening for the usergroup. This was simply too good to pass up. After all, how...