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My manager as work keeps talking about persistent objects. I’m more familiar with linq-to-sql. What is the differences between them and what is an example of persistent objects?
I frequently use DevExpress XPO persistent objects. The biggest difference for me is that I don’t have to have an existing database, or even know what the target database platform will be, while I’m creating my classes.
DevExpress has a lot of details on their site. Look for XPO (eXpress Persistent Objects).