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Tip: Use the power of DataBinding, and avoid all the DataSet and SQL silliness.

I just finished a sample implementation of how to use db4o (an open-source native object database), and WinForms databinding in the sweetest little app. My database logic is only a few lines of code, and almost everything was settable in design-time with no Visual Studio extensions, O/R Mappers, automated code-writers, etc.

Download the application at http://www.everylittlething.net/PartsAssembly

Requires nothing but Visual Studio 2005 and db4o.

Eric Falsken Tuesday, December 27, 2005 11:52 PM

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