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As the title says, I'm wondering if I should avoid using fluent nhibernate for production code, or if it's mature enough to just "dive in"? :)

l3dx
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The FluentNHibernate API has not yet stabilized and there have not yet been any releases.

However, FluentNHibernate is one of those special cases where there is no long-running behavior, only input leading to output. So you can certainly build a fluent mapping between your domain model and your database, inspect the resulting Configuration, and determine whether that Configuration is correct.

yfeldblum
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