I'm using the DbContext class within code that I am creating that is based on the Generic Repositories and Unit of Work design patterns. (I am following the guidance here.) While working on this project I have encountered the ObjectContext class.
I've read quite a number of posts that discuss ObjectContext vs. DbContext. While some of what I've read makes sense, I still don't have a complete understanding of the differences and this leaves me wondering about my current implementation. Should I be using DbContext, ObjectContext or both? Is using one of these now considered an anti-pattern?
DbContext is just a wrapper around ObjectContext.
DbContext is just a set of APIs that are easier to use than the APIs exposed by ObjectContext.
Anyway, here you'll find a very simple Visual Studio template that uses the Repository Pattern and the Entity Framework.