In this chapter, you'll learn:
The basics of using Entity Framework to display and edit data in an ASP.NET MVC application.
By Tom Dykstra|
This tutorial introduces the Contoso University application that you will build and walks you through creating the sample database.
By Tom Dykstra|
In this tutorial you review and customize the CRUD (create, read, update, delete) code that the ASP.NET MVC scaffolding automatically creates for you in controllers and views.
By Tom Dykstra|
In this tutorial you add sorting, filtering, and paging functionality to the Students Index page, and you create a page that does simple grouping.
By Tom Dykstra|
In this tutorial you add more entities and relationships and make use of data annotation attributes to control the behavior of the model classes.
By Tom Dykstra|
In this tutorial you'll read and display related data — that is, data that the Entity Framework loads into navigation properties.
By Tom Dykstra|
In this tutorial you learn how to update related data.
By Tom Dykstra|
This tutorial shows how to handle concurrency.
By Tom Dykstra|
This tutorial will show you how to implement inheritance in the data model.
By Tom Dykstra|
In this tutorial you'll see some ways to use the repository and unit of work patterns for CRUD operations.
By Tom Dykstra|
This tutorial discusses a variety of topics, including how to work more directly with SQL queries, work with proxy classes, and disable validation during save operations.
By Rick Anderson|
The Contoso University sample web application demonstrates how to create ASP.NET MVC 4 applications using the Entity Framework 5 Code First and Visual Studio 2012. For information about the tutoria...