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I posted both slides and demo code from my "Making ORM applications more secure/Naredimo ORM aplikacije varnejše" presentation held at Bleeding Edge conference in Portorož on 1.10.2008.The material is in Slovene language. Enjoy.

My favorite ORM tool just got better - Frans implemented Linq to LLBLGen Pro. He really implemented it to the last detail as he writes in a series of blog post (a must read for everybody doing LINQ to an ORM product). If you are a customer go grab the beta bits. If you are not, well, it is a reason more to become one.

I have to say that I like LINQ to SQL, heck, I even do presentations about it. So, it is a cute ORM. What is that good about it features LINQ. However, there are some serious showstoppers in there. One are more serious than the others. I won't deal with what's good about LINQ to SQL, rather I'll dive into showstoppers as I see them. So, let's ...

Frans released a new major version of his LLBLGen Pro ORM. Basically, a top notch ORM product got even better. Make sure you check the what's new list - and if you are looking for an (better) ORM, don't hesitate to give it a try, you won't regret it. The only feature I miss is LINQ support which is supposed to appear in ...

LLBLGen Pro has an internal tracing mechanism that outputs data to Trace class using standard .net mechanism. To enable various tracing categories you have to switch one various TraceSwitches either at runtime or in config file. But what if you want to execute the same select directly in Sql Server Management Studio perhaps? The reason might be ...