# 50 - Introduction to NHibernate: What does NHibernate bring to the table

9/29/2008

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In this episode, you will learn about the reasons why you might use an Object/Relational Mapper (ORM). You will also hear why NHibernate is a particularly good ORM, when it is appropriate to use NHibernate and when it is NOT appropriate to use NHibernate. Finally, you will hear why you might choose NHibernate over the ADO.NET Entity Framework and Linq2Sql and when and might not choose it.

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Damon Wilder Carr said....

Applogies for my bad spelling..

10/2/2008 6:37:23 PM

Chad Myers said....

Damon,

I'm not sure whether you're flaming me or applauding me, or making a side argument :)

Flame.) I apologize if I've upset you
Applaud.) Thanks!, I think :)
Side-Arg.) I'm not sure I follow what you're trying to say. What's the point of your argument? I aplogize, but I'm having a hard time figuring out what you're trying to assert.

Thanks!

10/2/2008 10:20:31 PM

Sergio Pereira said....

I think Damon is just making a case for pragmatism and responsibility in software development. So yes, he's congratulating you, Chad, somehow.

10/7/2008 5:35:36 AM

Mark Phillips said....

Chad,

Thanks you very much for the entire series on NHibernate. It was mentioned that downloadable code would be available. Is it available from another sight?

Also as a side note, what are your feelings about LINQ to NHibernate.

Thanks again.

Mark

6/22/2009 8:12:04 AM

jeu de Poker en ligne said....

it supports many poweful features to help you build relational persistence for complex domain models. Find out how NHibernate can help you remove the tedium of hand coding a data access layer and free you to concentrate on real features. We'll also be looking at Fluent-NHibernate which provides powerful convention-based mapping support.

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