In the first two parts we used Entity Framework to create a model to keep track of ideas for other app, generated a .sdf database file, generated data classes then fixed errors in the class so it will work in Windows Phone. In this part we will add some structure to our app, setup the db on first run and populate some default data into some tables. Then finally we will create a couple of views to display the info in the database.

Based on feedback, I would like to clarify that at this point we are done using Entity framework and are using LINQ to SQL to manage the database that we used EF to design in Part 1.

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