>>Long ago, Cetin suggested Ideablade's DevForce to me but only now as I am transitioning to C# and have fallen in love with WPF and the Entity Framework am I really seeing that DevForce 6.07 and its Entity support is the wave of my future.
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>I was a little disappointed with the sample videos they had. They didn't really show anything beyond what you could do with WPF/EF or Silverlight/EF directly. I was hoping to see at least one "killer feature" in the video.
I know the version for .NET 4.0, like the EF itself, is a whole lot further along that what I saw when I looked at it a year and two years ago.
The docs probably do a better job of explaining the extra stuff the framework brings to EF. For example:
http://drc.ideablade.com/xwiki/bin/view/Documentation/ObjPersManagement
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