This java technology stack in .net?

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

Having worked for Java for 7 years I'm now moving into a project in .net. The team I'm working in have recently used a technology stack that we are fairly happy with in the business layer and below:

• Spring for dependency injection, transaction management, security and for adding interceptors and for getting the possibility to inject different implementations of interfaces when in unit-test as oppose to deployed on a server.
• JUnit for unit tests.
• JPA/Hibernate for ORM

Could you use this stack in .net? I've heard of nHibernate, spring.net and nUnit.

Are these the translations into .net? or are those projects dead, bad implementations or what?

Are there other superior techniques/frameworks?

Appreciate your thougts!