EF Core, DDD, and Clean Architecture - Mapping Aggregates to Relational Databases

We will start by discussing the differences between using Entity Framework Core on its own and using it in combination with DDD principles, including the importance of persistence ignorance and enforcing DDD principles.

Next, we will cover three steps for mapping an aggregate to its corresponding tables in a relational database using EF Core. We will then use EF Core's Fluent API and configuration files to map a complex aggregate to its database tables.

Finally, we will create an SQL Server in a docker container, use the EF Core CLI tool to manage migrations and apply our migrations, and use VSCode to visually explore the database.

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[Aweklin]

The best and well explained DDD series. Just love the entire thing; from presentation to modelling to programming to results.
You are really awesome!

Thanks a lot Amichai.

[carloswinstonjavierllenas]

Amazing work. It makes a lot of sense to Map directly from the Domain Layer to the database tables, I used an extra step using Mapster, but this is better.
Many thanks for this great effort, we really appreciate it.

[dsfgato]

What a content.. well explained and straight to the point!! Thank you so much

[oscarpantaleon]

Amazing and Detailed work and explanation !!! I appreciate your time and dedication to create content like this...

[emilzyka]

Thank you for the amazing and informative video! Your concise explanations helped me learn a lot.

[antonkuchinsky]

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[TurgayTuerk]

Useful and informative content as usual. Thank you!

[igtukra]

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[aehp]

Hello from Honduras.
Love it man. You really inspire us. Really looking foward to the full crud.

[dotnettohard]

Great video, and a great playlist. Thanks and We are waiting for your next videos

[msayeed]

awesome series, lot of efforts, really appreciated!! thanks for amazing series!!!

[adimardev]

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[tomekbednarek]

You're THA man! Nice video, learned a lot. Thanks!

[gabrielsoloman]

Great lesson in a great series!
For any other Apple Silicon users, the Docker documentation suggests using azure-sql-edge image, and it worked fine here

[mohamed-hassan-]

Amazing, thanks a lot, I like the part on how you explain the steps of change the aggregates to database, and explaining why you add incremental id to make sure it's the same dinner id

[legion]

thanks for your efforts i really appreciate it

[manaralkammessy]

Legend, amazing content thanks again :)