> I've just had a quick look at Massive and Dapper..  Both appear to use the
> MS.Net 4.0 System.Dynamic namespace to do their "dirty" work..  Looks
> powerful.. MSDN Mag had an article on this not so long ago, was a good read
> and looks very powerful.
>
> Massive looks like it's basically attaching the DAL layer to every entity.
> Is this assumption correct ??
> What's people opinion on doing this ??
> It seams to go against the theory of n-tier dev if the db connection is
> within the entity object.  Is this what people are doing ?

I don't like it; but I also don't like the dynamic concept or the new
direction of .net in general, so it shouldn't be a surprise.

But also, I don't particularly see a compelling reason to use Dapper
over what I currently use (LLBLGen). But I've not actually tried it
for myself, so it's possible that it offers something compelling. I
can't see it, from the website, though.

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