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Evolutility is a lightweight CRUD framework for heavy lifting. With a generic Web UI and an integrated micro ORM, Evolutility provides a framework for full CRUD and dashboard without any hand-coding. With it, you can build CRUD web applications or professional looking administration pages by defining metadata in XML (or in a database) instead of hand-coding HTML, Javascript, CSS, SQL, and C# or VB. For ASP.NET and SQLServer (partial support for MySQL).

A Mapping generator for NHibernate (NH) via FluentNH and NH.Burrows. Generate source code in C# to access MySql or SQL Server dbs. VB.Net may be supported eventually. See Develop > News menu for updates and release notes.

DataLG is a Data Access Layer (DAL) generator. Create stored procedures, views, and tables on the database side, then use DataLG to create an assembly (and its source) to interact with them. Works with: Ms Sql Server, Sqlite 3, Mysql 4-5, and PostgreSQL.

Norad is an attempt to create a code generator providing NHibernate mapping files, poco objects and ASP.Net Man Machine Interfaces. Norad is an Add-in to Visual Studio 2005.

NHag - NHibernate Automated Generator - is an advanced Codegenerator. Based on the hbm.xmls it can produce class code (in VB.NET and C#), Cell- and MVP-based abstraction layers and test scenarios (Test-DB and Unit Tests) for the generated classes. It's

XUL# is a c# library for writing web and stand-alone application with Mozilla XUL user interface. The same application can be hosted into ASP.NET or Windows.Form (or Mono) Language: C#, XUL, HTML

An extension of DNN that will allow object relational mapping of DNN objects. This is important for anyone interfacing with DNN in a object relational manor. Also for people using a Web Service Data Access layer.

OGen generates code on text files and db functions (PostgreSQL/SQLServer) based on XML metadatas and aspx templates.<br><br><h1 style="color:red">OGen has moved to <a href="https://github.com/ogen-project/ogen">github.com/ogen-project/ogen</a></h1>