I recently made my first ASP.NET website with MVC. I selected the option that pre-loads a basic project with login functionality and a few pages. I spent a couple hours learning how it all works and I'm pretty comfortable with most of the features. Now I want to add a class that interacts with the database and I've run into a bit of an issue.
When I search for a solution every response says to use DbContext. I don't think there's necessarily anything wrong with this, but when I search for DbContext and some other commands that show up frequently in these responses, there are no instances of them in the project. I would really like to use the same method of creating models that was done for the account classes, but when I look at the code I'm not entirely sure what I'm looking at as it links to a bunch of different files.
Can I get some tips on how to create classes the way that ASP.NET creates default account models?
For reference: I'm using Web Essentials, Productivity Power Tools and VS 2013.5