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Customer Reviews

Average Review:   based on 1 review.

allang [USA] 19-Jul-2004Review: 

We have been using DataObjects.NET on a current project for a few months now and I am very pleased with the results. We have found the product in general to be very stable and bug free. The support from x-tensive is superb. These guys really believe in their product and it shows. Bug fixes in record time, product updates almost on a weekly basis. They are living and breathing this product and it shows.

To a great extent we selected DataObjects not only because of its feature set and design characteristics but also because of the people behind the product. Before selecting DataObjects we evaluated almost all of the ORM solutions available for the .NET platform. DataObjects was selected for its greater easy of use, inherent stability, and pure O-O design.

Using DataObjects allows us to focus on our O-O design... allowing us to think in terms of pure objects instead of having to switch back and forth between the object and relational worlds. In addition to the tremendous time saved from not having to develop a data tier, DataObjects also increases performance by utilizing such features as intelligent data caching and fast fetches.

We have not used many of the advance features of the product, like the extensive security subsystem, .NET remoting, etc. So I am unable to comment on them. My comments are therefore restricted to the basic product functionality. And in this regard we view DataObjects to be a superbly implemented ORM API. We would not hesitate to recommend the product to anyone seeking to complement the pure object design of the .NET framework with a complimentary data access product.