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+1  Q: 

Telerik OpenAccess

Has anyone used this ORM?

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Critiques/Praise? I work in an office that is heavily invested in other telerik venues and I would like to know more about their newest product and whether or not it should be avoided.

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Personally, I think .net's Linq and it's entity framework are the best since sliced bread. I also use telerik a lot and look into everything that they make but ORM doesn't compare to M$ .NET Linq.

Chris

Christopher Rathermel
+1  A: 

I'm testing it, the free Express version.

Pros

  • Performance (caching, lazy load etc. out of the box)
  • Easy integration
  • Great VS.NET integration, wizards
  • Cool community

Cons

  • Missing real distributed architecture support and patterns
  • Wizards hide configuration files and sometimes you must fix thing with hand
  • SQL CE support still missing

Chris is right, but Entity Framework works like beta, and OA has LINQ support too.

boj
OA and LINQ support! most of the methods are marked depreciated... I've had enough of OA
Rohan West