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Description
Entity Framework is Microsoft's recommended data access technology for new applications in .NET. We'll explore how the current release of Entity Framework can be used to build applications. We'll also look at an early preview of EF7, a modern, lighter weight, and composable version of Entity Framework (EF) that can be used on a variety of platforms, including ASP.NET vNext, Windows Phone and Windows Store. This new version will also support targeting non-relational data stores.
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The Discussion
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rschiefer Very informative session. Great presentation. Lots of cool features coming.
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MusMous thanks for the Great presentation!
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CalvinCraig I would like to know the name of the CodePlex project Rowan refers to about 53 minutes into the presentation. After some sleuthing through the 817 LINQ projects, I've given up searching for it.
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ErikEJ @CalvinCraig I have a list of EF 6 extensions here: http://erikej.blogspot.dk/2014/02/entity-framework-6-sql-server-compact_28.html
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akhileshnirapure Great news EF --> InMemory, Azure Table Storage
Keep up the good stuff.
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HimanshPal Hi Rowan, Nice talk, But what about speed & performance optimizations of EF7 as compared to EF6 and things like ServiceStack.OrmLite & Dapper. Benchmarks would be great if any :D!!