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C# has various options (see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/671231/linq-nhibernate-alternatives-equivalents http://stackoverflow.com/questions/671231/linq-n
by trailfox 13y ago
C# has various options (see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/671231/linq-nhibernate-alternatives-equivalents http://stackoverflow.com/questions/671231/linq-nhibernate-al...)
The Scala equivalent is called Slick, and it's the only SQL DSL that approaching anything near widespread use. I fail to see how incomplete projects on GitHub which happen to be written in Scala are relevent to this discussion.