

We will skip the procedure and use the result at Step 2, from Article Entity Framework (2), with. In the Create a new ASP.NET Web Application dialog, select Web Fomrs > Creatīuild and run the app, you will see the following image shows the app (the same as MVC)įor this step, whatever WPF or Web app (MVC or Web API or Web Forms), they are all the exactly same.In the Configure your new project dialog, enter WebForms_DatabaseFirstfor Project name > Create.In the Create a new project dialog, select ASP.NET Web Application (.NET Framework) > Next.Start Visual Studio and select Create a new project.

We use the current version of Visual Studio 2019 16.9.3 and. Net WebFomrs app that can consume a database directly through entity framework.

#Database web form builder code
#Database web form builder series
I made a list of the series of articles below, I will write them one by one, while the Entity framework overview and concept will be covered in the article (0): Therefore, I think it is better to write a basic model such as entity framework sample for various approaches, and then I can reuse them when needed. Even for introducing a very simple concept, such as Caching, I needed to spend 80% of the time setting up the sample app, and only 20% on introducing the Caching concept itself. And, every time, I needed to rewrite the setup process from scratch in order for a new reader to follow along easily. After I wrote several articles on this site, I found out it seemed almost for every article, I needed to set up a sample application associated with an entity framework if accessing the database.
