I want to suggest aspnetboilerplate framework for our software development team. I know the advantages of the aspnetboilerplate , But what are the disadvantages of this framework? I want to introduce aspnetboilerplate and i have to say about advantages and disadvantages too.
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As author of ABP, I can not say :) Maybe other people want to answer this question.
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Also, it will be better to compare with another style of development or framework. For example you can say "What is disadvantages of using ABP instead of doing everything manually" or "What is disadvantages of using ABP instead of X product/framework".
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My team asked me the same question one year ago.
I couldn't provide a response with disadvantages. Instead, i've shown that abp integrates a lot of Framework (logging, db, depedencies injection, authorizations, AngularJS webAPI integration <3, etc ...) that we could implement one by one of course (or with another Framework who can regroup a few of them). But using this Framework saved me few months of project's structuring because everything was already there.
I was using another Domain-Driven Design before ABP, & I could say that abp is tbe best DDD i've seen until now; for my needs.
I'll say that disadvantages are what you need for your project AND that are not included in ABP. If you need Something specific and that it's fast enough to integrate to ABP, go for ABP. (you can fork abp and propose your new functionnalities in Github).
If it's not possible, and another solution suits your needs better, then ... you have to make a choice ! ;)
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Well, for me, as I am not an expert, I can say that I am having trouble trying to implement the Multiple dbcontext for multiple databases, using NHibernate.
That would solve 90% of my problems :) But maybe its not an disadvantage of the framework, I am the who can't figure this out...yet.
cya
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With Hibernate, I don't know. I use EF with multiple dbcontext without problem :) (multiple db context for oracle, sqlserver & sqlite)
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<cite>daws: </cite> With Hibernate, I don't know. I use EF with multiple dbcontext without problem :) (multiple db context for oracle, sqlserver & sqlite)
Yeah, hikalkan did an sample for EF.
I am trying to adapt for NH yet =)
