Modern Data Applications with Entity Framework 7
summary
Entity Framework Core (EF7) is a rewrite: a 1 MB core package plus provider packages for SQL Server, SQLite and Postgres, running on .NET Core, Mono/Xamarin and full .NET. Demos show batch save producing single INSERT commands (batches up to ~9 rows) and eager-loads split into two queries to avoid join duplication, a new TrackGraph API for attaching graphs, DI-exposed services for swapping the batch executor and custom logging, no EDMX/model-first, and missing lazy loading and many-to-many implicit mapping.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:55EF version history
- 8:36EF Core features
- 17:52EF Core setup
- 24:42SQL query performance
- 31:53Metadata API changes
- 45:21EF Core extensibility
- 54:34EF Core with ASP.NET
- 1:02:36Cross-platform support
- 1:07:16EF Core future
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