Contents tagged with LLBLGen Pro
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LLBLGen Pro v5.1 EAP1 released!
Today we released our first ‘Early Access Program’ build for LLBLGen Pro v5.1! When we moved to subscriptions (with perpetual licenses) when we released v5.0, the one thing I wanted to get rid of was the long delays between versions: no more 1.5-2 years of development to a massive release, but smaller releases which are given to the users quickly. So here is the first release of that. Additionally, we did a lot of work to make it release-ready. This means that the EAP build is a release like any other final release, including up-to-date documentation and fully tested. This is another big step for us, so we can switch an EAP build to ‘RTM’ at any time.
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LLBLGen Pro v5.0 RTM has been released!
After 1235 commits and 20 months of full time development, the work is done and we’ve released LLBLGen Pro v5.0! To see what’s new, please go to the official ‘New features’ page on our website, or read about them on this blog in the Beta announcement post.
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LLBLGen Pro v5.0 Beta has been released!
Since the first commit into the v5.0 fork back in the Fall 2014, we’ve been hard at work to make LLBLGen Pro v5.0 a worthy successor of the highly successful v4.x version. Today, we’ve released our hard work in beta, feature complete form: LLBLGen Pro v5.0 beta is now available.
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What’s new in LLBLGen Pro v5.0 CTP 2
We’ve released the second CTP for LLBLGen Pro v5.0! Since the first CTP which was released back in March, we’ve been hard at work to implement features we wanted for v5.0. It’s taken a bit longer than expected as the main feature, Derived Models (more on that below), turned out to be a bigger feature than we initially thought and it affected more aspects of the designer than anticipated at first. Nevertheless, I’m very happy with the result, as it turned out even better than I imagined.
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LLBLGen Pro v5.0 CTP 1 released!
We’ve released LLBLGen Pro v5.0 CTP 1! It’s a Community Technical Preview (CTP) of the upcoming v5.0 which is in development since fall 2014. The CTP is open for all v4.x customers (it’s in the customer area, in the v4.2, betas section) and comes with a time-limited license which expires on June 1st, 2015. As this isn’t a full beta, (much) more features are added before beta hits.
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Reply to "What ORMs have taught me: just learn SQL"
This is a reply to "What ORMs have taught me: just learn SQL" by Geoff Wozniak.
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LLBLGen Pro v4.2 RTM has been released!
We've released LLBLGen Pro v4.2 RTM! v4.2 is a free upgrade for all v4.x licensees and if you're on v3.x, you can upgrade with a discount.
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LLBLGen Pro v4.2 BETA has been released
This morning we've released LLBLGen Pro v4.2 BETA! The beta is available to all v4 customers and can be downloaded from the customer area -> v4.2 section.
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re: Create benchmarks and results that have value
Kelly Sommers wrote a blogpost called 'Create benchmarks and results that have value' in which she refers to my last ORM benchmark post and basically calls it a very bad benchmark because it runs very few iterations (10) and that it only mentions averages (I do not, the raw results are available and referred at in the post I made). Now, I'd like to rectify some of that because it now looks like what I posted is a large pile of drivel.
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Fetch performance of various .NET ORM / Data-access frameworks, part 2
This is the second post about fetch performance of various .NET ORM / data-access frameworks. The first post, which has lots of background information can be found here. In this second post I'll post new results, including results from frameworks which were included after the previous post. The code used is available on GitHub. I'd like to thank Jonny Bekkum for adding benchmark code for many of the frameworks which were added after the previous post.