Shaolinq is a thoughtfully designed ORM and Linq provider for .NET Designed to perform super fast and be easy to use, Shaolinq's features also include: - First class schema-first ORM with WYSIWYG data access and minipulation. - First class LINQ support (not the basic kind you see in most other OSS projects). - Single trip updating of objects. - Support for Sqlite, MySql and Postgres. - Automatic database creation and schema migration. - Delete LINQ extension for batch server side deletes. - Full support for server side date functions (Date.DayOfWeek etc). - Easily extensible with a simple interface for adding support for other ADO.NET compatible databases. - Open Source!
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Shaolinq is a thoughtfully designed ORM and Linq provider for .NET Designed to perform super fast and be easy to use, Shaolinq's features also include: - First class schema-first ORM with WYSIWYG data access and minipulation. - First class LINQ support (not the basic kind you see in most other OSS projects). - Single trip updating of objects. - Support for Sqlite, MySql and Postgres. - Automatic database creation and schema migration. - Delete LINQ extension for batch server side deletes. - Full support for server side date functions (Date.DayOfWeek etc). - Easily extensible with a simple interface for adding support for other ADO.NET compatible databases. - Open Source!
We found that shaolinq demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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