Fluent Entity Framework

Task list

Your final conceptual models will, of course, be as different as the applications you build, but (fortunately for technical writers) just a few techniques are necessary to build the vast majority of conceptual architectures, and we’ll examine them in this chapter.

Complex types

Sometimes you’ll want to abstract a group of entity properties as a separate class (think of the properties that comprise an address, for example). In the Entity Framework, you’ll do this by declaring them as a COMPLEX TYPE. It’s simple to do, and we’ll start ...