TechDays 11 Bern - Building Immersive Data Experiences using Entity Framework

Posted: Oct 25, 2011 at 3:32 AM
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The Entity Framework is Microsoft's recommended data access technology, for both on-premises and the cloud. This session will show you how to leverage the best of Entity Framework to build robust, real-world applications running in the Cloud, or on-premise. It will cover common application patterns supported by framework and tools. This talk will also introduce you to the new features that are coming in the next version of Entity Framework; for example how new productivity features such as Enums and Migrations, combined with EF's existing Code First support, make it easier than ever to build data-driven applications.

Speaker: Mark Stafford

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