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Code first approach in entity framework
There are three approaches to implement Entity Framework: Code First, Database First, and Model First. Database First is used when a database already exists and is complex, requiring DBA involvement. Changes to the database can then be automatically updated in the model. Code First is best for new applications where the developer writes code first to generate the database. Model First involves first creating a data model but is less popular than the other two approaches. The document then discusses performing basic CRUD operations with Entity Framework using Code First and demonstrates it.
Code first approach in entity framework
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- 2. Entity Framework developersused to write code manually to fetch data and convert the data to domain object and then pass the object across layers. automate the mapping process by some framework which will be able to create class automatically from the database, or will be able to replicate the table as a class.
- 3. Three approaches toimplement Entity Framework Code First Approach Database First Model First
- 4. Database First databasealready exists database structure is very complex and need to involve DBA professional. work both coding and DB part of application. it’s not directly dependent on code. Change database, update model, works smoothly.
- 5. Model First lesspopular compared to code first and database first create data mode at first. share with other non-technical people.
- 6. Code First Approach write code at first to generate database hard code developer, always like to kid with code. application is new and is there is no existing database.
- 7. What we dotoday? basics of code-first configure one-to-one, one-to-many and many-to- many relationships DataAnnotation, as well as Fluent API.
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