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I've been corresponding a lot with the NTeam group,
who have decided to use Codus for their DAL. They've provided some excellent
feedback on the tool, and we've been working to get any issues quickly resolved.
It's been a great “technology partnership”.
Levi Rosol, on of the DAL team members,
has been one of the major testers of Codus and has put in several excellent feature
requests. Here's a recent
blog entry about his experiences with Codus:
On the NTeam[^]
web front, I've started laying out a very simple web site for the project. The plan
is to roll out the new site with the M1 release scheduled... some time in the future.
:-) I'm also playing with Codus[^]
for the ORMapper/DAL. So far, I am VERY impressed. First, I setup up my SQL tables
in Enterprise Manager, along with all of the relations, constraints, etc. Then I pointed Codus[^]
to the database and let it have its way with her. Within 2 minutes I nearly functional
stored procedures, strongly typed objects (along with a plethora of collection objects),
mock objects, and nUnits. To top that off, it even built me a sln that compiled on
the first freakin try! There were a couple issues that I've found, like the length
of varchars in the SQL procs were left off, and there's a datetime issue. But considering
I 'wrote' 14206 lines of code in about 2 min, you can't beat it!
I'll deal with a few bugs for that kind of efficiency.
Thanks Levi! As a side note, the items he identified are being addressed as
part of the Codus 1.1 release.
Also thanks to Chris Woodruff, one of the Codus
contributors and also a member of NTeam for hooking our projects up!
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