Back when I got my first Windows Phone (November 2010), I started taking a look at developing for the platform. I found that there was no database access I could use to store large amounts of info easily. The way I worked around this in early, unreleased apps was by serializing and de-serializing XML files in Isolated Storage. It was terribly tedious. With the mango release we finally had a DB to use. Happy days! But it still took writing classes by hand. I spent that whole weekend creating DB classes for various apps then discovered that I could use SqlMetal to create classes from SQL Compact files.

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