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This site is my .NET v2.0 online home, where I try to create simple but helpful tools and share what I've learned in articles, forums, code, demos, and more. I try to focus on simplicity, best practices, architecture, and other advanced concepts, so you won't find yet another example of how to use a grid. I try to share some things freely with the community, including the WilsonWebPortal if you just want to use it as is and/or create your own modules. The rest I sale for $50 here -- which includes all of the C# source code for the ORMapper and the WebPortal, and all updates forever.
Note: The Wilson ORMapper will become Open Source very soon.
The WilsonORMapper is a simple-to-use O/R Mapper (Object-Relational Mapper), for .NET v1.1 and v2.0, that allows you to automatically retrieve and persist your business objects from most any relational database. Its all about giving you the ultimate flexibility and maintainability, allowing you to focus on your application and business logic, instead of worrying about the usual boring CRUD (create, retrieve, update, and delete). It supports MS Sql (with even better paging performance in 2005), Access, Oracle, and ANSI compliant databases, like MySql, PostgreSql, VistaDB, and more, and the .NET v2.0 build supports both generics and nullable types. Download and try for yourself a fully working demo version (the demo only works inside the debugger), including sample apps and documentation -- then subscribe and get it all for $50, including the source code.
The WilsonWebPortal is a simple-to-use Web Portal and Application Framework, built on ASP.NET v2.0 and O/R Mapping, which allows you to manage and run multiple data-driven sites from a single installation. It automatically provides core features like membership, security, navigation, and logging, all based on the standard ASP.NET v2.0 provider model, freeing you to be far more productive and still use the controls you expect. The architecture was designed from the ground up around best practices, instead of borrowing and/or porting from an existing system, and things like performance, security, and content searching are designed in also. Download and start using the full WebPortal completely free, including the source for the basic modules so you can see how to create your own -- and once again for that same $50 you can optionally get the full C# source code.
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