Trello exercise #4
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You did a good job thinking through the database tables necessary to store the data. Entity Framework is going to make it all easier with navigation properties. It helps to think of your Entity Framework models more like your Zoolandia models than the database tables you've been working with lately. If you'd like to see more about this, we can cover it again or we can give you more resources. Just let me know.
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If the intention for this class is to represent the one-to-many relationship between Lists and Cards, you don't need to make a class to represent a join table in SQL. Entity Framework will create the join table without this class with just the List in your List class.
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just like my note above, you don't need to create this class for the join table. Entity Framework will create the table based on the navigation property in your Trello User class.
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