Which orm is better for my application nhibernate ,entityframework or linqtosql? and why?

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I want to use one of the 3 ORM options (NHibernate, EntityFramework and LinqToSql) in my application which one is the better? and what is the advantages of it over than others?

Posted 16-Feb-16 4:39am

AbdelrhmanRaafat

Updated 16-Feb-16 4:43am

F-ES Sitecore

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Richard Deeming 16-Feb-16 11:28am

Apart from telling you to avoid LINQ to SQL, which is a dead technology, we can't possibly tell you which is best for your application. We don't know what your application is, and we don't know what skills (if any) your team already has.

... as you were told when you posted this question in the Lounge:
http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/5201956/Which-ORM-is-better-for-my-application-NHibernate.aspx[^]

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2016-02-16T04:44:00

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Use Entity Framework, it's the evolution of Linq2Sql, and nhibernate is just your typical badly-documented non-Microsoft technology.

Posted 16-Feb-16 4:44am