And the winner was ... The results of our survey on the use of .Net ORM
If you are using one of the ORMs on the .Net platform or are faced with a choice, welcome to habrakat.
It has been a week since the publication of our survey, in which we asked users to express their opinion on which of the ORM for .NET they consider to be the best. And although at the end of the survey we added several additional players to it, the winner with the result of 37.9% was the Microsoft product - Entity Framework. Perhaps another figure may seem more interesting to you - 56% of the votes were given to products of other companies. Here are the full results of the survey, but you can ask questions, kick, and in every possible way discredit them in the comments.
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Notice that there is an entry in the results that is labeled “Other.” It got products that received only 1 vote.
Interesting from comments:
Iain Griffin writes:
April 18, 2012
No wonder :). I have been using Telerik's ORM for more than three years and am impressed with its speed and flexibility. Here is a complete comparison of the Entity Framework and Open Access on the Telerik website.
Paul Ballard writes:
April 18, 2012
A total of 934 people voted.
Very free translation of V.F. aka hDrummer 2012
It has been a week since the publication of our survey, in which we asked users to express their opinion on which of the ORM for .NET they consider to be the best. And although at the end of the survey we added several additional players to it, the winner with the result of 37.9% was the Microsoft product - Entity Framework. Perhaps another figure may seem more interesting to you - 56% of the votes were given to products of other companies. Here are the full results of the survey, but you can ask questions, kick, and in every possible way discredit them in the comments.
')
Notice that there is an entry in the results that is labeled “Other.” It got products that received only 1 vote.
Interesting from comments:
Iain Griffin writes:
April 18, 2012
No wonder :). I have been using Telerik's ORM for more than three years and am impressed with its speed and flexibility. Here is a complete comparison of the Entity Framework and Open Access on the Telerik website.
Paul Ballard writes:
April 18, 2012
A total of 934 people voted.
Very free translation of V.F. aka hDrummer 2012
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/142520/
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