CSLA .Net Ready for Production?

Lampy posted on Tuesday, June 27, 2006

Hi,

I am currently in the process designing a web application and researching the different architectural methods availble (OO frameworks versus home grown OO design).  I am trying not to spend too much time on this because it is more important to work on the business logic.  The application I am designing is 3 tier application (presentation, domain and data access) that will use SQL 2005 as a backend and will integrate with third party applications via web services and HTTPS post (vendors interface not our choice).  This application is not over complicated with having 100's of business objects and 100's of web forms.  I would put the complexity in the middle with an emphasis on performance and security. 

Is CSLA.Net worth a look for my app? 
Is the performance of the framwork worth of production?

I understand with very little background on my app it will be hard to guide me.  I am curious about other user experiences with CSLA.Net.

Thanks

ajj3085 replied on Wednesday, June 28, 2006

I'm using Csla in a production application right now, which most people on this site are.

Plenty of other people think so as well.

I would defaintly say look into Csla; much of the point of the framework is to allow you to focus on business code instead of the plumping.

HTH
Andy