.NET 6 EF Core 🚀 Load Related Data with Include(), ThenInclude() & AutoInclude()

Table of Contents:
00:00:00 Intro
00:02:18 Solution Overview
00:05:56 New Controller
00:09:14 Include()
00:10:49 ThenInclude()
00:13:22 AutoInclude()
00:15:40 Outro

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[ianchongwe]

Your videos make me feel warm and unlike the others at least i don't feel slow or dumb and i can do things at my pace

[marumoseboyamulaudzi]

Thank God I came across your channel Mr. Patrick. This is exactly what I needed. Thank you.

[Nullfighter]

Hey Patrick!
I really enjoy your videos, and I stopped by here after seeing .Include() in your udemy blazor ecommerce tutorial.

Your content is very useful for the "how" factor of these technologies. I now know how to use these tools. But I know I would appreciate more of the "why" (ala IAmTimCorey). In this example I didn't even know the navigation types within stored class weren't automatic included.

On your e-commerce tutorial, you tell us what to do but not always why we are doing it or how it works or why it is necessary.

Again though your tutorials have been very valuable for me to see HOW professional apps get made but I wish they came with more context.

Thank you for this awesome free content!

[anguegps]

Obrigado pelo vídeo, excelente explicação Patrick!

[ruigmailcom]

Hi! You saved me with the .ThenInclude() statement. Thanks a lot.

[m.ramadan]

You are the best Patrick, thank you very much for the videos💪🏻

[bluntyfeetunder]

Thanks a bunch, this is exactly what I needed to solve my problem

[cjt]

Patrick, amazing move. Superb. Keepit up. Can you include videos like calling stored procedure from .net 6 / 5, and using dapper. and splitting projects into small micro services and more....

[arielsartor]

Simple and concrete, great video!! thanks

[rentozoid]

Patrick, thanks a lot. I love your video. It would be great to see some more videos about .Net 6 where you would show us more API development.

[Handy-Handy]

An other great video!! Many many thanks to you Patrick!!

[Pentatonic_Hardcore]

thanks for your videos, I really like them. I have question, if I have a big domain model with nested classes in it about 5-6 levels, like class in a class, what is the best way to store them in a db. For getting them from db EF have to join about 5-6 tables which is not good I suppose. is it possible to do it to without losing performance? thanks in advance

[Pedeninious]

Thank you for the videos. I would like to see more Blazor user interface content.

[sharuongames]

Hi Patrick, Nice video... One question, how to take top 3 rows of the included child... that's teams in your case

[learner]

Great video. What I needed. Liked and subs

[ramiroalegre]

Nice video Patrick, new suscribe. I wait for more .NET 6 content!

[nagasrinivas]

Hi, may i know how to apply where condition after include statement? Like include(a=> a.comics).where(b=> b.id == 2).
Thanks in advance

[fcdarjan]

sir can you add many to many and 1 to 1 on this example? I cant seem to figure it out with autoinclude?

[LukeAvedon]

Great tutorial! I think it is, indeed, Detective Comics.

[ferdicuyar]

Dear patric in my past trys; forexample i got class1 with properties list<class2> and list<Class3> when i call from database i could not do like this; it gives error. Right exampe is