Entity Framework Core (previously known as EF7) has been self-described as “Microsoft’s recommended data access technology for new applications in .NET”
EF Core is effectively a complete rewrite of Entity Framework designed to work in more places and with more persistence stores so you can use non-SQL data sources.
This talk covers:
- What has changed and what remains the same compared to EF6
- EF Migrations: from powershell to the new dnx commands
- Configuration and Initialisation using Dependency Injection.
- DbContext lifecycle management
- How to hack / override EF behaviour.
- Is it ready for Production use? My suggestions for the team
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About the speakers
Mr Entity Framework
Brendan Richards is an SSW Solution Architect based in Brisbane. He has worked with many different ORMs across many languages and is currently a core developer on SSW Data Onion – a library that generates a persistence-ignorant repository-pattern data layer. He also contributes to the SSW enterprise music store on GitHub
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