Contents tagged with Advanced .NET
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LLBLGen Pro v5.1 EAP1 released!
Today we released our first ‘Early Access Program’ build for LLBLGen Pro v5.1! When we moved to subscriptions (with perpetual licenses) when we released v5.0, the one thing I wanted to get rid of was the long delays between versions: no more 1.5-2 years of development to a massive release, but smaller releases which are given to the users quickly. So here is the first release of that. Additionally, we did a lot of work to make it release-ready. This means that the EAP build is a release like any other final release, including up-to-date documentation and fully tested. This is another big step for us, so we can switch an EAP build to ‘RTM’ at any time.
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LLBLGen Pro v5.0 RTM has been released!
After 1235 commits and 20 months of full time development, the work is done and we’ve released LLBLGen Pro v5.0! To see what’s new, please go to the official ‘New features’ page on our website, or read about them on this blog in the Beta announcement post.
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Fetch performance of various .NET ORM / Data-access frameworks
I've added an additional test result, namely for Linq to Sql with change tracking switched off (in the answers, at the bottom of the article). I also have updated the graph so it's now partitioned: the frameworks which do change tracking and the ones which don't do change tracking are now grouped together. DbDataAdapter with DataTable is added to the change tracking set, as a DataTable does change tracking.
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LLBLGen Pro v4.1 Released!
We've released LLBLGen Pro v4.1! Below a quick run down of what's new in this release. LLBLGen Pro v4.1 is a free upgrade for v4.x licensees.
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ORM Profiler v1.5 RTM has been released!
Exactly a month after we released the first beta, we've released the RTM of ORM Profiler! It's a free upgrade for licensees. For what's new, please go to the what's new page in the documentation.
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ORM Profiler v1.5 beta has been released!
Yesterday we released the first beta of ORM Profiler v1.5! The new features are:
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WCF Data Services and the IExpandProvider
Yesterday, a customer ran into a weird issue with our OData/WCF Data Services support in LLBLGen Pro: when an $expand directive was given which was more than one level deep, the service would only return the first level. $expand is OData's directive to eager load additional data into the data requested. So if I for example want to read the data of customer 'ALFKI' from the Northwind database and also that customer's orders, I'd issue this OData query:
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LLBLGen Pro v4.0 feature highlights: Resultset Caching
This is the second post of a series about the new features in LLBLGen Pro v4.0, which was released on April 6th, 2013. Today I'd like to highlight a new major feature of the LLBLGen Pro Runtime Framework, our own ORM framework shipped with LLBLGen Pro, namely Resultset Caching.
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LLBLGen Pro v4.0 released!
I'm proud to announce we've released v4.0 of LLBLGen Pro! This release is the 13th full release we've done and it arrives in the year LLBLGen Pro turns 10. As always we've packed the new release with great new features and I hope we've added what you wanted us to add. You can find what's new here: http://www.llblgen.com/pages/whatsnew.aspx
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LLBLGen Pro v4.0 BETA released!
We've released the first beta of LLBLGen Pro v4.0! We hope you all like the new features and additions we packed into this new release! To make sure stuff is truly tested in a lot of scenario's, the beta is available to all v3.x licensees.