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Entity Framework 5: Code First Approach

by Muhammad Adyl Sunday, March 24, 2013 .net 4.5 Code first EF 5 Initializer MVC 4 POCO Seeding VS 2012
This is my first article of MVC 4 Development series, which is based on basic guidance of implementation of the code first approach, initially this project is build on Console Application to avoid complexities for the starters.

Before starting the drill, I would first like to tell you that all of my example will base on Restaurant Management System and i will try to keep this example consistent through out this series.

Following is an ERD of the system, I hope the naming conventions are self explanatory to all the viewers.


Create a new console application project in your visual studio, by going to File > New Project in menu bar or Ctrl + Shift + N

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