Deploying Entity Framework with Asp.Net MVC

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Deploying Entity Framework 6, 7 with Asp.Net MVC How can Entity Framework (EF) simplify your work? Find out from Adam Tuliper and Christopher Harrison, in this Web Wednesdays course. Almost every website you create is a front-end to a database. So managing that data effectively is key to the success, flexibility, and performance of your application. Plus, a robust object/relational mapping (ORM) tool is critical. This is why EF is such a must-have for developers. Learn what Entity Framework 6 is, investigate how it can create databases for you, and find out how to manage that creation. Dig into advanced topics, like managing transactions and integrating stored procedures. And get a look forward into the improvements coming in EF 7. If you're using data (and you are!) check out this course. [00:00:00] Introduction to Entity Framework​ Get rolling with an overview of Entity Framework, installation, and configuration. [00:55:52] Beginning Code First After installing Entity Framework, it’s time to start doing development. Look at creating classes and data contexts, and find out how to configure the database. - Simple Code First - Creating Classes - Creating Data Context - Initializing the Database [01:49:09] Managing Relationships Classes are going to map to tables and need to have relationships. See how to configure and manage those relationships. And get a bonus section on inheritance. - One-to-Many Relationships - One-to-One Relationships - Many-to-Many-relationships [02:32:02] Managing the Database Although simple applications can be managed with conventions, they won’t necessarily scale. Find out how Entity Framework allows you complete control over the database. - Fluent API - Code First Migrations [03:34:39] Managing Transactions Dealing with multiple objects requires consistency in the database. Examine how to manage concurrency and transactions.​ - Working in a web application - Managing Concurrency - Transactions [04:16:28] Integrating Extra Features and Looking Forward Get a look backward and forward. See how to improve performance, implement eager loading, and see what Entity Framework 7 will offer in the future. - Stored Procedures - Increasing User Experience with Concurrency detection - A few best practices - Looking forward with Entity Framework 7 If you feel useful for you and for everyone, please share it! Source via: Channel9 - MVA -- Explore ASP.NET 5 and Asp.Net MVC 6 http://goo.gl/SNjWnD Customizing ASP.NET Authentication with Identity http://goo.gl/AjnFg3 Asp.Net Web Api Design Course ~5 Hours http://goo.gl/bdOuHK Real-Time Web Apps with Asp.Net SignalR http://goo.gl/MtE7Fq Zero to Hero with AngularJS at 2015 http://goo.gl/E5J8es ------ Subscribe: http://goo.gl/gA1NLZ Facebook: http://goo.gl/oEk624 Group: http://goo.gl/xPdeEX Google+: http://goo.gl/iGZzZX Twitter: http://goo.gl/PNRtC8 About & Contact: http://goo.gl/JAolqj