ADO.NET Entity Framework

This presentation distills the best industry guidance into a hands-on approach to designing application architectures. Along the way, we'll examine the key decisions that must be made when choosing our architectural styles and designing our layers and show how those decisions turn into real shippable code on a project.

Take a guided tour of the latest features in Visual Studio Team Services & Team Foundation Server 2015 to help your team adopt Agile and DevOps practices. We will show you how the products and services will shape your process and enable your teams to build amazing applications on any platform. Key Experiences: Agile work item flow Builds and continuous integration Infrastructure as code Self-hosted package management Release management And much more…

When it comes to development methods, lean and agile have clearly taken the lead. In the spirit of Kaizen, this session will take a look at the measures we can glean from agile teams, why the are relevant and interesting, and how we can use them to help our teams get even better.

This document discusses different versions of .NET Framework and Visual Studio and how they relate to Entity Framework code first and model first approaches. .NET 4.0/4.5/4.5.1 works with Visual Studio 2010/2012/2013, with .NET 4.5 adding features like enum support and spatial data types. Model first creates a model then generates a database from it, while database first reverse engineers an existing database into a model. Code first defines classes and mappings then generates a database or applies migrations to an existing one.

This document summarizes a presentation about Entity Framework 5 (EF5) and the future of EF6. It introduces EF as Microsoft's object-relational mapper for .NET applications, outlines major new features in EF5 like enum support and performance improvements, and demonstrates EF code and tools. It also briefly previews additional features planned for the open source EF6, including async queries and connection resiliency.

This document discusses Entity Framework Core 1, which is a new version of Entity Framework designed for .NET Core. It highlights some key changes and new features in Entity Framework Core 1 compared to the previous EF 6 version. These include a focus on Code First development, removal of the ObjectContext API, and support for additional database providers and platforms like NoSQL, Linux, and Universal Windows Apps. While EF Core 1 brings new capabilities, the document recommends continuing to use EF 6 for most applications for now due to some limitations in the initial EF Core 1 release.

This document provides an overview and agenda for a deep dive into Entity Framework 6 (EF6). It discusses EF6 being released as open source, with a Git repository and nightly builds available. It outlines new EF6 runtime features like async query/save, code-based configuration, and performance improvements. The document also discusses EF6 tooling unification and releasing timeline, with alpha versions available now and a tools preview coming in a few months. It concludes by listing potential post-EF6 features for voting on and resources for learning more about EF6.

Oct 2016 Presentation at DevIntersection. By one of the most respected authorities on Entity Framework.

This document provides an overview of Entity Framework 6 including: - What Entity Framework is and the different developer workflows it supports like code-first, database-first, and model-first. - New features in EF6 like support for async queries, connection resiliency, code-based configuration, and more. - How to use EF6 features like code-first migrations, custom conventions, stored procedures, and logging database commands.

Learn Entity Framework in a day with Code First, Model First and Database First •Introduction to Entity Framework (EF) •Architecture •What’s new! •Different approaches to work with (Code first, Database first and model first) •Choosing right work model •Pictorial Tour to each model •Features & Advantages •Question & Answer for any help and understanding feel free to contact thank you

The document discusses the architecture redesign of eZ Publish 5. It focuses on moving from a simple content management system to supporting digital business needs by simplifying complexity and enabling cloud capabilities. The rearchitecture aims to align with modern PHP features, emerging technologies, and the PHP ecosystem to reduce maintenance overhead and simplify use. It describes the timeline of the rearchitecture work from 2011-2012 and outlines the new approach of separating concerns using a dependency injection container, repositories/services, and clean controllers/views.

In this webinar, we covered the following 1. What's new in Entity Framework 7 2. What's in initial release and future release 3. EF7 Nuget Packages 4. Modeling -- Shadow Properties