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URF (Unit Of Work & Repository Framework) In ASP.NET MVC 5 With Entity Framework 6 & Unity 3 – V2

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Update: 2/24/2014, please refer to the latest documentation: there were some improvements made to the API that are breaking changes in the latest release.

Framework Reference Documentation:

Sample application created in video:

Framework source code:

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