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17/05/2013 12:20:48
Mike Cole
Yellow Lab Technologies
Stanley, Iowa, United States
 
 
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17/05/2013 12:01:44
Thomas Ganss (Online)
Main Trend
Frankfurt, Germany
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ASP.NET
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Coding, syntax and commands
Miscellaneous
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>>I would recommend looking at the Code-First methodology and getting familiar with EF Migrations.
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>Why ? in the bigger gigs that is a no-no over here. DB first and DBA has aways last word...

Yeah, that is an issue. You really have to buy into the "the DB is a place to persist data, and only a place to persist data" idea. It's an agile idea and it's taken me several years to actually buy into it, but now that I have I don't want to go back. :-)

Although you're not completely taking the DBA out of the equation. You are still generating a database. You do have configuration options in EF so you can customize the schema. It's just a different workflow - you don't make changes directly to the DB (which arguably you shouldn't be doing anyway).
Very fitting: http://xkcd.com/386/
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