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The new SQL Server Pivot Script producer
A new producer is available since the latest builds! Enter the “SQL Server Pivot Script” producer. This producer purpose is to allow you to deploy CodeFluent Entities-generated SQL Server databases on...
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And the winner is…
In a previous post, we talked about the The CodeFluent Entities Quiz and we asked three questions about basic features. More than 60% of particpants answered 3 questions correctly. It wasn’t that...
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ASP.NET Identity Producer
CodeFluent Entities can generate out of the box Membership, Role & Profiles Providers. Recently Microsoft release a new Identity system: ASP.NET Identity. As it seems to be more and more use, we...
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Dissecting the ASP.NET Identity Producer – Part 1
A few weeks ago we release a new producer: ASP.NET Identity Producer. Let’s see how we wrote it. The main idea of the article is not to explain every line of code, but to explain the main concepts of...
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Dissecting the ASP.NET Identity Producer – Part 2
In our last post, we talked about some generalities regarding writing a custom producer. Today we’ll see how does the ASP.NET Identity Producer generate C# code. Let’s remind that the full source code...
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Dissecting the ASP.NET Identity Producer – Part 3
If you’ve read our two previous posts (Part 1 and Part 2), you should know how to create a CodeFluent Entities custom producer. Now you may ask yourself how to integrate it into Microsoft Visual Studio...
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SQL Azure producer now has its “Diff engine”!
CodeFluent Entities provides an out-of-the-box SQL Azure producer. Using this producer you can generate SQL Azure scripts and automatically run them on your SQL Azure database. Although this producer...
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Custom Sub Producer Example
There are several ways to add custom code to the generated code. You could simply do it by using Partial classes (which would be a manual action), Snippets or Aspects. But what if you wanted to add...
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Generating unit test skeleton using the Template Producer
We already introduced the Template Producer in a previous post with a small example showing how to generate a DGML graph from a CodeFluent Entities model. This post is another example to remind you how...
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Using the SQL Server Template Producer to generate Clustered Indexes
In this post we’ll see how using CodeFluent Entities’ SQL Server Template Producer, you can generate SQL scripts using the built-in template engine whilst accessing the inferred meta-model, and then...
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