A quick review of SubSonic 3.0.0.3 from the perspective of a developer who's implemented SubSonic 2.x on numerous projects. An overview of initial likes and dislikes and a little bit of code snippets to bring back 2.x functions missing from 3.0.

It happened a few days ago but it is worth a post. SubSonic 2.2 has been released!

"Trying to keep up my end of the bargain with respect to MVC and SubSonic :). I did a walkthrough of it and decided that I was talking too much and, in honor of everyone telling me “SubSonic is dead” I thought it fitting to toss in some Rob Zombie."

Recently, I ran into the following error when trying to serialize some SubSonic generated classes. "Cannot serialize member ‘XXX’ of type System.Nullable`1[XXX]. XmlAttribute/XmlText cannot be used to encode complex types." The SubSonic autogenerated classes cannot serialize nullable type...

Rob Conery published the final episode of MVC Storefront video series.

SubSonic 3 is ready for Alpha. It's a pretty significant upgrade and I think I've tackled all the bugs and issues. Lofty hopes, but with your help maybe we can make this thing solid.

Rob Conery: Over the last week I've made massive improvements and upgrades to SubSonic 3.0 and the templates that it comes with. I haven't been this obsessive and inspired since I created SubSonic in the first place, and I have to tell you I am more than stoked to see this pull together.

Rob Conery explains some features of SunSonic 3.0 Preview 1

Scaffold your tables using SubSonic in asp.net mvc

SubSonic uses a few audit fields by default - you don’t need to write any code. However, the field names that are used are coded into the source code. You can modify the source code and generate a new assembly, but if you’re like me and would rather not edit the source code (so you don’t need to upd...

As I mentioned, I'm using SubSonic with this project and more specifically, I've been using what will be SubSonic 2.1. I've been quite happy with the work Rob Conery and his team have done with SubSonic. For this project, I chose to go with the RepositoryRecord base class rather than ActiveRecord ...

The Herding Code crew (K. Scott Allen, Kevin Dente, Scott "LazyCoder" Koon, and Jon Galloway) catch up with Rob Conery on SubSonic 2.1, Where SubSonic fits in the Microsoft data access tools explosion, Why LINQ to SubSonic is so durn tricky, MVC Storefront - has it made Rob a TDD believer,...

Create complex SQL conditional statements in C# with SubSonic. Eg. select * from Product where IsActive = 1 and (ExpiredOn is null OR ExpiredOn <= '01/01/2020')

Rob talks about 3 new pages on their project site that are just the start of a barrage of "how-to" information.