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    <p>We made a really in-deep analysis two years ago (2010) betweeen NHibernate, EF and Llblgen and chose the last one. We definitely think we made the right decision.</p> <p>Llblgen Pro is a gorgeous &amp; mature ORM (Entity FW needs to evolve yet: direct m:n, enum, inheritance...). Easy to use both model and database first without XML to see, just a good graphical designer. </p> <ul> <li>Highly efficient: get only the columns you need ... or use TypedList to get commonly used joined/grouped columns ... or map your views with TypedViews, or map your retrieve Store Procedures ...or use ad-hoc queries. You could even create some templates mapping your own POCO (TypeValue) and call SQL directly!!! (we haven't needed to go so far)</li> <li>From the designer, use its own framework, or NHibernate or Entity Framework, or LINQ to SQL</li> <li>Quite a lot of functionality you'd miss once you've decided to go into production (prefetch, transactions, databinding helpers, paging, (de)serialization, customization (properties, dependency injection, authorization, auditing, ...)</li> </ul> <p>...but it is much more: a great model designer &amp; template system. </p> <p>From the ORM on:</p> <ul> <li>A good use of custom templates (ex. ASP.Net, MVC, REST or WCF) provides a scaffolding system/common architecture -> allows the less experienced coders to catchup and be more productive. Common solutions are reused (its cost drops down: it's not "code vs. understand &amp; integrate" but "code vs. plug"). Although it's old-fashioned ASP.Net webforms have a look at <a href="http://northwind.angte-demo.com/" rel="nofollow">http://northwind.angte-demo.com/</a> for a feeling of what you can get with the templates. </li> <li>Code for your particular application in VS as usual. If the code is reusable add the code to the template (it usually means changing in a ASP-like file things like "Product" with "&lt;%=Entity.Name%>", not hard staff).</li> </ul>
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