tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-34300632.post-20778372469826978682007-09-15T04:25:00.000+06:002007-09-15T04:25:00.000+06:00Really, why, why, why? Why are you guys trying to be everything to everyone? Your OR/M is brilliant, you guys should focus on bringing that up to .NET 3.0 technologies such as LINQ and lightweight SQL engines such as SQLite and the embedded SQL 2005 version.<BR/><BR/>Instead, you guys are reinventing the wheel here, trying to build a persistence engine that be decoupled from an RDBMS. This is going to be an engineering nightmare, why don't you stand on the shoulders of giants and capitalize on the RDMBS, instead of reinventing B+ Tree's and indexes? <BR/><BR/>DO.NET 4 has been on the drawing board for two years now, and I fail to see any real incentive to even check it out, since it looks like it's going to be a huge bloated mess. It looks like a death march, I think you guys should step back and re-evaluate what the customers really want and not build things for the sake of engineering itself!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com