I’ve done a bit of research and couldn’t find one example where Entity Framework was NOT used in a Single Page App (for MVC 4). Does using SPA require Entity Framework?
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I’ve done a bit of research and couldn’t find one example where Entity Framework was NOT used in a Single Page App (for MVC 4). Does using SPA require Entity Framework?
Yes it does require EF if you mean the SPA concept that has been demonstrated using KnockoutJS and UpshotJS. This is because Upshot is designed to work with the metadata that EF provides. However, it is early days and we don’t know what capabilities Upshot will provide in the future. We may even see client libraries or extensions to Upshot that handle different dbs.
As regards SPA as a concept you can implement this now using ASP.NET MVC, KnockoutJS/BackboneJS and regular JQuery ajax calls.