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NDC2010: Rob Conery – I can’t hear you, there is an ORM in my ear

Posted on June 16, 2010 by lowendahl — 2 Comments ↓

In this session Rob Conery tried to show of the new Shiny toy “NoSQL” in as many forms as possible, discussing the pro’s and and some con’s. He based much of the talk on his experiences with building TekPub and Continue reading →

Posted in NDC2010 | Tagged Data Access, NDC2010, NoSql | 2 Replies

NDC2010: Hadi Hariri – CouchDB For .NET Developers

Posted on June 16, 2010 by lowendahl — 3 Comments ↓

Hadi speaks in one of the scariest rooms ever, It’s built on the top of this sports arena. Way way up with a ridiculous steep angle down to the stage. Butterflies in my stomach:  Prelude Specifications today are written in Continue reading →

Posted in NDC2010 | Tagged Data Access, NDC2010, NoSql | 3 Replies

NDC2010: Chris Sells on Data

Posted on June 16, 2010 by lowendahl — 1 Comment ↓

First session ended, Chris Sells on data. He kicked on a lot of open doors, tried to sell the idea that M and Oslo’s death are over exaggerated and will be the next big thing. It’s over, let it go. Continue reading →

Posted in NDC2010 | Tagged Architecture, Data Access, NDC2010 | 1 Reply

Performance differences between LINQ To SQL and NHibernate

Posted on February 15, 2010 by lowendahl — 4 Comments ↓

In my current project one of the actions I’ve taken is to have the project and team move away from Linq To Sql to NHibernate. There was a multitude of issues that was the basis for this move, some of Continue reading →

Posted in Data Access, ORM | Tagged Data Access, Linq To Sql, NHibernate, ORM, Performance | 4 Replies

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