Managing Entity Framework at Enterprise Projects (with hundred of tables)
I am using Entity Framework at my work and faced some problems.
DbFirst vs Code First? what should I use if I rely on Stored procedures
This question is asked many times, and I always prefer code-first as I like to keep the logic in code.
DbFirst vs Code First? what should I use if I rely on Stored procedures
This question is asked many times, and I always prefer code-first as I like to keep the logic in code.
DbFirst vs Code First? what should I use if I rely on Stored procedures
This question is asked many times, and I always prefer code-first as I like to keep the logic in code.
DbFirst vs Code First? what should I use if I rely on Stored procedures
This question is asked many times, and I always prefer code-first as I like to keep the logic in code.
DbFirst vs Code First? what should I use if I rely on Stored procedures
This question is asked many times, and I always prefer code-first as I like to keep the logic in code.
How to split up ASP MVC Project using Code-First Entity Framework
For an academic exercise, we have been tasked with creating a small website. We have already gathered the requirements and fleshed out the business domain to see the classes we are supposed to support. It is to be on Microsoft stack, so I decided to use ASP MVC with code first Entity Framework. I am now looking for the best way to split up a 6 man team in order to best tackle the project.
How to split up ASP MVC Project using Code-First Entity Framework
For an academic exercise, we have been tasked with creating a small website. We have already gathered the requirements and fleshed out the business domain to see the classes we are supposed to support. It is to be on Microsoft stack, so I decided to use ASP MVC with code first Entity Framework. I am now looking for the best way to split up a 6 man team in order to best tackle the project.
What strategy to follow while matching sql server datatypes in C# Code First approach while using Entity Framework
While matching SQL Server datatypes with C# Code First Approach in Entity Framework, what are specific points that we should keep in mind so that our C# datatype should match exactly our SQL Server datatype?
Entity Framework Code First Centralized database deployment
I originally posted this on stack overflow but was told that here is a better place to ask this kinda stuff. I couldn’t find any other similar answered question but if there is one please give me a link.