Mastering Entity Framework: Effortlessly Produce Data-driven Applications for .net to Address the Competing Demands of Data Storage and Data Modeling With Entity Framework - Softcover

This book is for .NET developers who are developing data-driven applications using ADO.NET or other data access technologies. This book is going to give you everything you need to effectively develop and manage data-driven applications using Entity Framework.

Rahul Rajat Singh has over 9 years of experience in developing software applications and websites. After completing his bachelor's degree in computer engineering in 2005, he started working with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), where he worked on developing audio/video playback engines using C++ for a multimedia company. During this period, he also developed a few small applications using C# and that was the beginning of his love for C#. After working with TCS for more than 4 years, he took up an independent software assignment and worked on developing a Windows Forms application using C#. During this period, he also started lecturing on programming languages for engineering students. This teaching assignment encouraged him to share his knowledge through more channels, and he started sharing articles on www.codeproject.com. He started working on web applications when he joined MPOnline Limited. MPOnline Limited, being the best e-governance portal of the country, gave him immense opportunities to learn and implement a lot of web technologies, such as ASP.NET, ADO.NET, JavaScript, SQL Server, Web services, and WCF services. Currently, he is working with a Danish company called Headfitted Solutions as a technical architect, where he develops applications using ASP.NET MVC, Entity Framework, scalable REST-based services using WCF and ASP.NET Web API, and Single-Page Applications (SPAs) using Backbone.js. He is currently learning more about software architecture and enterprise architecture. Rahul loves software development, and his interests involve system programming, website development, and learning/teaching subjects related to computer science / information systems. He was also awarded CodeProject MVP in 2013 and DZone MVB in 2014. He blogs regularly about technology on his blog (www.rahulrajatsingh.com).