[NicoJuicy]

Use LINQ for development and production, when you need performance use Dapper. It shouldn' be too hard if you follow the DDD pattern.

You can always use DataContext.Database.SQL(query) ofc

[throwawasiudy]

> You can always use DataContext.Database.SQL(query) ofc

that's pretty much our MO :) . Never used Dapper, how reliable is it? I ask because we use StackExchanges' Redis client for C# and it mysteriously crashes even after untold hours of debugging

[NicoJuicy]

Actually, haven't had any issues with it. So, it's safe to say that i find it very stable.