>>I looked on Oakleaf's site and didnt see any .Net 2012 info.
>>Will MM framework be released for vs2012? If so any Idea when? Its hard to roadmap apps when the framework roadmap isnt clear.
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>Yes, we are working on our VS 2012 version and it will be released in the next few weeks.
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>Best Regards,


I'm curious if the recent progression of the Entity Framework Code First stack has changed anything about the way the MM data access framework can be used with .Net apps? I have used the EF Code First genenerator from the EF Power Tools to auto-generate POCO classes from an existing database, and it burps out a code (classes) that can then be easily used by EF for basic CRUD work with just a few lines of code. Does anything about MM come alongside or on top of this to bring additional goodness that we might enjoy?

I've watched your MM online presentation a few times, but it's been a while since I saw it, and I don't think EF Code First was around (or at least not as mature) back then.

With this upcoming release of MM 2012, will you be doing another online presentation soon?

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