Entity Framework in Depth – The Complete Guide Free Download. Connect your applications to a SQL Server databaseEntity Framework is an Object / Relational Mapper (O/RM) that helps you read and write data from and to a database. In this course, Mosh, teaches you the core concepts of Entity Framework through a series of clear, concise and hands-on lectures. Whether you’re new to Entity Framework, or been using it for a while but are looking for a comprehensive course with a clean structure to fill the missing parts, you’re going to love this course.
Entity Framework in Depth – The Complete Guide Description
Contents
Requirements
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Good understanding of advanced C# constructs (generics, lambda expressions)
What you’ll learn
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Understand the differences between database-first and code-first workflows
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Build a domain model using database-first workflow
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Build a domain model using code-first workflow (with an existing or a new database)
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Use code-first migrations to upgrade or downgrade your database
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Override code-first conventions (using data annotations and fluent API)
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Query data using LINQ (using query syntax and extension methods)
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Use eager loading, lazy loading and explicit loading effectively
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Add, update and remove objects
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Use additional tools to profile and troubleshoot your applications
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Understand what the repository pattern is, what and if you need it, and how to implement it
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Apply best practices with Entity Framework
By the end of watching this course, you’ll be able to:
- Understand the differences between code-first and database-first workflows
- Build a domain model using database-first workflow
- Build a domain model using code-first workflow (with a new or an existing database)
- Use code-first migrations to upgrade or downgrade your database
- Override code-first conventions (using data annotations and fluent API)
- Query data using LINQ (using query syntax and extension methods)
- Use eager loading, lazy loading and explicit loading effectively
- Add, update and remove objects
- Use additional tools to profile and troubleshoot your applications
- Understand what the repository pattern is, why and when to use it and how
- Apply best practices with Entity Framework
Who this course is for:
- Any .NET developer who wants to persist or query domain objects from a database
