Migrating to a Code-First or Model-First approach to database development can be very liberating. At the end of the day your database is just a way of storing state, so getting away from the implementation details can really help speed up development and allow you to focus your efforts. Code First's awesomeness aside, when you try and implement this kind of paradigm shift within a team you unlock a different set of problems. Here are two potential ways to alleviate some of the headaches. Entity Framework has had a Code First approach for a little over 2 years. In that time if you've been surfing the net and read all the posts and reviews covering peoples experiences, you'll come away with the view that it has become quite popular with developers everywhere. One thing you don't see many people talking about however is how it works to use it in teams of more than one. It isn't suited to all projects that is clear, but when used correctly it can really speed up development.


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