This course will help you understand the goals and benefits of using Entity Framework 6 for data access and guide you through creating your first code-based model to store and retrieve data using EF’s APIs.
If you are new to
, Microsoft’s framework for integrating data access into your .NET applications, this is the place to start. You will gain an understanding of:
Entity Framework is Microsoft's framework for integrating data access into your .NET applications. It lets developers work with data without focusing on the tables and columns where the data is stored.
This course will help you understand the goals and benefits of using Entity Framework 6 for data access and guide you through creating your first code-based model to store and retrieve data using EF’s APIs.
If you are new to
, Microsoft’s framework for integrating data access into your .NET applications, this is the place to start. You will gain an understanding of:
Entity Framework is Microsoft's framework for integrating data access into your .NET applications. It lets developers work with data without focusing on the tables and columns where the data is stored.
Entity Framework helps increase developers' productivity by mitigating redundancy of persisting data. EF6 can make commands for reading or writing data and execute them for you.
In this course we will be using Visual Studio 2015 and .NET 4.6 for our demos. If you have newer versions then great. If you don't have either of these, you can still follow along and learn the principles taught.
Before starting this course, it will help to be familiar with Visual Studio. If you have any exposure to SQL, that will also be helpful. Aside from that, the information pertaining to Entity Framework itself is intended for beginners.
This course is for anyone who wants to learn Entity Framework - what it is, how it works, and where it fits in your software architecture.
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