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Should I use SubSonic or Dynamic Data for the new asp.net CRUD app?

I need to build a fast asp.net CRUD site, but it can be a great application along the way. I have some experience with SubSonic , but it was as long as I did a project with him, I have to relearn it. I am also considering using Dynamic Data . Does anyone have any experience with these tools that can tell me where to go?

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Nowadays, I use subsonic almost everything. The advantage of SubSonic is that you can create any abstraction layer you want on top of it, if you need to enlarge / expand it later - it really serves only one main purpose - to get rid of crud code creation.

I have not used dynamic data extensively, but from what I read, it looks like it creates a lot of forests for you, and this may not work well with a larger application. If you need future extensibility, I would recommend subsonic, but dynamic data can be a way for short one-time applications that are strictly used to support the database over the Internet.

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