Can I use Entity Framework Code First Approach with NoSql Database? And how NoSql can be advantage over SQL Database for a application with large data.
I have been using BrightstarDb (http://www.brightstardb.com/) for the past few months and it offers code-first model generation based on Entity Framework.
BrightstarDb is a NoSql database that is also an RDF triplestore, so it's allows for more complicated relations between Entities than most traditional NoSql databases.