> > I think the OO queries is not the issue, it's the form they are in. > Remember the average Joe programmer knows very little about ORM, OO > queries, DDD etc. When they see a HQL query the first thing they think > is "Why have they coded SQL throughout there application, it's just > like classic ASP". Now that Linq is available it is something average > Joe is really attracted to using where HQL is a turn off. IMO, to > encourage NH adoption Linq should be the number 1 priority, by some > margin. I think the future growth of NH is very largely dependent on > the ability of Steve Strong to make a good fist of the new Linq > provider (No pressure, use the force Steve), because otherwise when > Entity Framework 4.0 comes out people are going to be jumping ship > like there is no tomorrow. > > Craig
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