Just wanted to drop this post in here. Since we started our project NHibernate was just getting out of alpha to version 0.6.
The wonderful job done durring those months has saved my team countless hours and made designing the application an intresting process since we were pretty confident Nhibernate would handle it some way or another.

Congratulations to you all, and everyone who has helped us out in this forum. Also Sergey, congrats on your new cool job.

-Roni Burd

Dittos. I spent a lot of time researching the .NET O/RM toolspace to find a non-code-generation dependent solution, and it was a pretty scary collection of shylocks and freaks. I had already passed by NH because it was practically dead, then saw a TSS article about the newly revived project. I jumped on at 0.1 and haven't regretted it yet.

Thanks Mike D., Sergei, and many others for your time and talent and for this great product.

Hey just wanted to say thank you too.

A few years back I started using hibernate on j2ee projects and wished their was a framework also available for .net. Your hard work has payed off and now we have a solid or/m tool for .net!

I recently created a travel blogging website mainly because I wanted to start using nhiberante in a real project. Nhibernate allowed me to build the site very quickly and I did not have to compromise my design. U can check out my site to see how it performs if you like: [url]ww.mylifeoftravel.com[/url]

Keep up the good work, I think nhiberante is going to become the standard .net persistence framework in much like same way hibernate has lead the way for j2ee persistence.

Cheers,
Lachlan