Migrating EDMX to Entity Framework Core

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Hi Guys,

Recently I worked on a legacy project which used EDMX to model the database layer,  we had a requirement to convert it to Entity Framework Core.

I followed the below video which gives the insight on how to do it cleanly.

https://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/On-NET/Migrating-EDMX-projects-to-Entity-Framework-Core

Hope this helps someone.


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