>>Agreed. I've never found any limitations, I just decided to spend my time making a rich domain model.
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>>I definitely agree, there are some nice features in nHibernate.
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>What's nHibernate?

It's an alternative to Entity Framework. I've been using it since the beginning of the year and love it. There's a steep learning curve, though.

To me, there's nothing greater than populating a parent object and several child objects (think of a complicated class structure) and call Session.Save(parentObject) and have NHibernate do all the dirty work with traversing child objects and maintaining relationships. It's saved me a TON of time.