LinqConnect 4.0 with Silverlight and Windows Phone Support Is Released!
May 22, 2012
Devart is glad to present the new version of
LinqConnect 4.0 - an enhanced LINQ to SQL compatible ORM solution with extended
functionality and support for SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite.
New 4.0 version of LinqConnect marks a new milestone in LinqConnect development.
Renewed LinqConnect demonstrates a new degree of performance and stability. Now
it can be used in most complicated use cases and supports submit of very complex
object graphs.
Devart LinqConnect 4.0 introduces a Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 editions. Now
you can develop rich Web applications with true ORM data access. Moreover, LinqConnect
allows using ADO.NET interfaces for working with data, which were not available
for Silverlight and Windows Phone before. And in addition, it offers an embedded
database engine based on SQLite to store data in fully relational database in Silverlight
isolated storage.
Read more about LinqConnect for Silverlight...
Starting from the 4.0 version, LinqConnect uses only its own classes. It does not
reference the System.Data.Linq assembly any more, and this assembly is not loaded
with your applications, using LinqConnect. However you don't need to worry about
LINQ to SQL compatibility. Public interface of our classes is completely compatible
with the public interface of Microsoft LINQ to SQL classes. Moreover, we provide
the Upgrade Wizard for easy upgrading of your LinqConnect projects to the new version
of LinqConnect in a few clicks.
In this version we have also optimized LinqConnect performance. We have improved
its cache, increased Submit performance, materialization performance, improved stored
procedure mapping. For more details on these improvements see
our blog article.
You are welcome to download LinqConnect.
If you wish to provide feedback on the new version, you can do it on our forums or with the contact form.
There is also a feedback form, and we are
always glad to have your comments and take into account your development needs.
If you want to share your ideas about new LinqConnect features, you may do it on
the UserVoice.
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