Entity Framework in Core Business Applications and Domain-Driven Design Approaches
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Never tried Entity Framework before? Or long-term Entity Framework developer? Come learn how to use Entity Framework to build modern applications targeting the web, desktop and mobile. See how Entity Framework makes it very simple to keep both your code and database in sync using Code First Migrations. Plus, learn about many new features including async query and save, writing your own Code First conventions and improvements to the Entity Framework Designer.
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The Discussion
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olyjoe I'll be there if there is room
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dirq I'd like to see some samples of caching queries.
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hkwoelf I want to register as your session newbie to this. I believe this will be they way I will go for a couple of future projects.
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livesoftware Hope they discuss some of the new stored procedure functionality.
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PeterMaria Excellent presentation, looking forward to the new features in EF6
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RobertKlujeff The room was full with people, and it was a very large room. There were plenty of discussions afterwards. How come there is only 2 EF sessions at Tech*ED? There should be 6 or 8?
Tech*ED has evolved into a conference where normal programmer are no longer welcome, if you don't do cloud, and don't intend to, there are way too few sessions for us.
This was probably my last test*ed, from now on I will attend conferences that cover normal developer tools, not just cloud tool. I will attend DevConnections instead, they still have sessions for non-cloud developers! -
romiller Source code from the demo's is available here - http://romiller.com/2013/06/10/teched-2013-talks-source-code/
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