So BootFX our open source framework for .NET development. Sounds great to me. But does it do windows? (No pun intended)

Since starting my new job at MBRIT Ltd (www.mbrit.com) I have been extensively working on BootFX our open source framework for .NET development.

The basis of the framework, like most frameworks, is to offer database connectivity. Virtually every business application needs to talk to a database, and virtually every time on Windows it’s SQL Server, Oracle or MySQL. Therefore most of the LOCs in BootFX are data access code. My preferred data access method has always been Object Relational Mapping, specifically with a data-first approach of mapping tables to objects, and so that’s the environment where BootFX runs best. BootFX also includes a tool for connecting to the database and generating code for you. [Read the rest]