Implementing Unit of Work Pattern in EF Core
The Unit of Work pattern in EF Core is a design pattern that allows managing multiple operations that should be treated as a single transaction
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How to Implement Multitenancy in ASP.NET Core with EF Core
Multitenancy is a software architecture that allows a single instance of a software application to serve multiple customers, called tenants
How to Implement Audit Trail in ASP.NET Core with EF Core
Audit trails provide a historical record of changes made to data. Audit trails allow developers to see who made changes, when they were made, and what the changes were
Getting Started with MongoDB in EF Core
Explore how to get started with MongoDB in EF Core 8.0 with MongoDB.EntityFrameworkCore official provider
Calling Views, Stored Procedures and Functions in EF Core
Learn how to call views, stored procedures, and functions using EF Core from the existing SQL database
Understanding Change Tracking for Better Performance in EF Core
Change Tracker is the heart of EF Core, that keeps an eye on entities that are added, updated and deleted. Learn how Change Tracker works, how entities are tracked, and how to attach existing entities. Enhance your application's performance with tracking techniques.
Exploring Data Mapping Options in EF CORE
EF Core allows to customize a model mapping using fluent API, data annotations, seperate configuration classes and attributes. Learn more about all these options in this blog post full with code examples
Global Query Filters in EF Core
Explore the concept of global query filters in EF Core and how they can be effectively used to manage data access patterns, especially in multi-tenant applications or scenarios requiring soft delete functionality.
Eager Loading of Child Entities in EF Core
Explore the in-depth guide of eager loading the child entities in Entity Framework Core. Learn how to efficiently load child entities in your data models, optimizing performance and simplifying queries.
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