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Creating a Model-First Model in Entity Framework

In the first installment of this series [http://www.exceptionnotfound.net/entity-framework-for-beginners-creating-a-database-first-model] , we set up a new EDMX context for our Northwind database using a methodology known as Database-First (an astonishingly descriptive name, don't you think?). In this post, we're going to build our own model using a new Context

Ever Feel Like An Impostor? Good.

Ever felt like you were an impostor? Like you were just pretending to know what you know, that you obviously were not as smart as you think [http://www.exceptionnotfound.net/you-are-not-as-smart-as-you-think-you-are/], and eventually everyone would find out and expose you like the fake faking faker you are? Good. I've

Creating a Database-First Model in Entity Framework

Entity Framework (EF) is the preferred data access solution and Object-Relational Mapper (ORM) from Microsoft. There are three methodologies you can pick from when building an EF model: Database-First, Model-First, and Code-First. In this post, we'll explore creating a Database-First model using an EDMX designer file. What is Entity Framework?

We're Not Paid To Write Code, We're Paid To Deliver A Product

> You're not paid to write code, you're paid to think. This is one of the first things new hires on my team hear from me. It's a nice concise way of saying I don't care how quickly you finish the task, if its poor code it's as useful as a

I Don't Care If I Suck, As Long As I'm Learning

I am an enormously self-critical person. If I'm going out to a party, or having dinner, or even just giving a presentation, I'm constantly playing back my speech and my actions in my head to see where I went wrong. It sounds like two awful television sports announcers who follow

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