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.NET C# Dapper Entity Framework Massive Micro ORM NPoco OrmLite Peta POCO Simple.Data SQL SQL SERVER

Micro ORMs, alternatives to Entity Framework ? Part 9

anthonygiretti
2017-10-16

  << Previous article (Part 8) What conclusion(s) can we make ? Let’s summarize first principals features we described for each Micro ORM before in a user friendly table here: Legends :  Disappointing  Good  Excellent  Yes  No  Yes, but not…

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.NET C# Dapper Entity Framework Massive Micro ORM NPoco OrmLite Peta POCO Simple.Data SQL SQL SERVER

Micro ORMs, alternatives to Entity Framework ? Part 8

anthonygiretti
2017-10-16

  << Previous article (Part 7) Performance comparisons I did some benchmarks, only with Select query. First benchmark scenario I used single query that bring back from database 500 rows, here the query: SELECT TOP 500 [WorkOrderID] AS Id, P.Name…

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Micro ORMs, alternatives to Entity Framework ? Part 7

anthonygiretti
2017-10-16

  << Previous article (Part 6) Introduction of some Micro ORMs: Dapper Scenario Used You can find the scenario used in a last article here. Dapper Developed by the StackExchange team Compatible with several relational databases: SQL Server, Oracle, Mysql,…

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.NET Dapper Entity Framework Massive Micro ORM NPoco OrmLite Peta POCO Simple.Data SQL SERVER

Micro ORMs, alternatives to Entity Framework ? Part 1

anthonygiretti
2017-10-16

Story of Entity framework and Micro ORMs Introduction The arrival 10 years ago of Entity Framework allowed to query a database without writing a single line of SQL. => This has helped to increase developers productivity. How looked like a…

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