Dapper.NET - “micro-ORM” on which StackOverflow works
Dapper.NET is a “mini-ORM”, as the developers themselves call it, which runs the StackExchange engine and StackOverflow site in particular.
Today, Sam Saffron (@samsaffron, one of the platform developers) put it in OpenSource on Google Code .
The main feature of this micro-library is performance in cases when it is necessary to run, for example, 500 select-commands in a row and put thousands of results into objects of certain classes. The developers claim that the speed of their solution is practically not inferior to the “manual” work with SqlDataReader.
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Sam Sam described this micro-lib in his blog here , recognizing, in particular, that his decision was primarily “read-oriented” - that is, primarily designed for fast reading. In the same place, in article, Sam describes the reasons why they decided to refuse Linq2SQL where performance is important. Namely - because of the low speed.
Ps. Sorry, I’ll add my personal CW: StackOverflow is almost the largest and most visited site in the world, built on a .NET platform (and not on Ruby / Rails, PHP, etc.). Load - hoo th. That is why we, NET-programmers, should closely monitor all the chips that the guys are trying.
Today, Sam Saffron (@samsaffron, one of the platform developers) put it in OpenSource on Google Code .
The main feature of this micro-library is performance in cases when it is necessary to run, for example, 500 select-commands in a row and put thousands of results into objects of certain classes. The developers claim that the speed of their solution is practically not inferior to the “manual” work with SqlDataReader.
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Sam Sam described this micro-lib in his blog here , recognizing, in particular, that his decision was primarily “read-oriented” - that is, primarily designed for fast reading. In the same place, in article, Sam describes the reasons why they decided to refuse Linq2SQL where performance is important. Namely - because of the low speed.
Ps. Sorry, I’ll add my personal CW: StackOverflow is almost the largest and most visited site in the world, built on a .NET platform (and not on Ruby / Rails, PHP, etc.). Load - hoo th. That is why we, NET-programmers, should closely monitor all the chips that the guys are trying.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/116862/
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