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Learn C#: Make a Databased App with Entity Framework

2.5 hours on-demand video

$ 12.99

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Brief Introduction

Learn how to create an application in C# that can generate it's own database using Entity Framework and Code First.

Description

In this course you will learn how to create a simple C# application using Microsoft Visual Studio that creates and connects to an SQL Database with the Entity Framework*, with no database development required!

We will use Code First development principals to define all database tables and columns using only C# code.

All database tables and columns will be generated automatically from the C# code without the need to edit the database directly. As such we will be doing no database development (except for a section on calling SQL statements directly if you need to).

All source code is included as a Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 project so you can get up and running straight away.

Thank you for choosing this course and we look forward to viewing your positive reviews and feedback.

MPire Solutions Pty Ltd

* Note: The Entity Framework is Microsofts' newest data access technology, and Code First allows us to create database driven applications using only C# code, with no database development required!

Requirements

Requirements
A basic knowledge of C# and Visual Studio.
Microsoft Visual Studio 2012, 2013 or later is required. We show how to install Visual Studio Express if you don't already have it.

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