Entity Framework Code-First Benefits when using existing database?

Code-First, as the name implies, is designed to allow you to start from Code and generate the data store (commonly a database schema) from it. If you have an existing database then I would say your options are to auto-generate the entities using the supplied tools or to start with POCOs (Plain Old CLR Objects) that are then mapped to your database. As to which and when unfortunately leads to the age old answer "It depends".

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