ListView control is probably the best among all data bind build-in controls in ASP.NET Framework. It is used extensively by ASP.NET Web Forms developers and is preferred between other similar controls, such as the GridView or the DataList. The reason… Read More ›
DbContext class is the one among others that the Entity Framework team has created, in order to facilitate developers when accessing and manipulating database data. In a nutshell, DbContext, DbSet, and DbQuery are the classes that have encapsulated the most… Read More ›
Code First doesn’t support Stored Procedure mapping by default, at least in the way Database First does (from the designer window). More over, it has an unusuall way to map a Domain Model class to a database view. This post… Read More ›
Code First approach allows you to create the Domain Model classes on your own and let Entity Framework do the hard work creating the actual database for you. We have seen in previous post an introduction in Code First development… Read More ›
Code First is probably the most preferred way to build an Entity Data Model that can be used with Entity Framework to perform data access. Database First and Model First are the also quite important but less used. In Code… Read More ›
