Code First approach allows you to create the Domain Model classes on your own and let Entity Framework do the hard work creating the actual database for you. We have seen in previous post an introduction in Code First development with Entity Framework where we discussed how Code First works by default and how you can interfere to prevent it's default behavior. We also mentioned that there are three different ways to add your configurations highlighting the one that uses different EntityTypeConfiguration class for each entity, keeping that way the model classes clearer. In this post we will see how to manage relationships between database tables by configuring the domain classes. Moreover, will see:


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