Start building your next app now with MongoDB Provider for EF Core
summary
Announces a production GA MongoDB Provider for EF Core that plugs into existing DbContext/DbSet patterns, configures in two lines of code with a connection string, and maps collections via an attribute. It ships ObjectId converters so primary keys can be treated as strings, logs show the exact MongoDB query generated (useful to spot fields to index), and the preview rolled out in November with GA a few weeks ago. Cites 39% EF usage and 50% interest in MongoDB.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:32Project Background
- 1:25Getting Started
- 2:04Configuration and Mapping
- 2:55Developer Experience
- 3:58Query Logging and Performance
- 4:55Resources and Wrap Up
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