I will be using EF 7 as a starting point, since I have not used EF before.
Do you download Entity Framework Power Tools via nuget? And I don't mind writing the code by hand (for at least a few tables) so that I learn better what goes into it. I have never before created domain classes so it is all new to me.
Thank you.
>For EF 7, you'll have to create each class. For EF 6, don't use the designer, but download the Entity Framework Power Tools. You can use it to generate the entity classes for you.
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>>I am watching one of the Pluralsight courses on EF (by Julie Lerman). The first thing she creates is a class project with a file .classes where she writes 3 classes (Ninja, Clan, NinjaEquipment).
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>>Does it mean that when I prepare
my application database to be used with EF I have to create a similar class library classes.cs with a class for each of the tables in my database?
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