Entity Framework Core In-Depth Part 1

In this episode, Robert is joined by Phil Japikse for part 1 of a 10 part series on Entity Framework Core. This series is a follow-up to the 5 part series that was aimed at folks new to EF Core and provides a more in-depth exploration of a number of topics.

In this episode, Phil shows off all of the great performance improvements in EF Core.

Episode list:

Part 1: Performance. (this episode)

[Francisco-Gutierrez]

I've heard about EF performing issues, it is great to see new improvements because the tool it self is awesome. Waiting for the next show, great video.

[AkshaySrinivasan]

Thank you very very very much for continuing the series. ☺♥♥♥☺♥

[spyofborg]

I know it might not be fair compersion, since this is especially about EF, but still would love to see results compared to Dapper, I use EF Core 3.1, but I get more and more pressure to look into Dapper, so I love to see how EF Core does vs Dapper. Even though Dapper is not a full-blown ORM.

[BudiSantoso-ercq]

Nice the series tutorial.. 👍 Thanks for sharing..

[vincentverweij]

It would've come in handy if you guys had multiple branches so that one could checkout branch EfCoreEp1, EpCoreEp2, etc for example. Apart from that great series.

[Sonny]

Great Video. Thank you for posting. I have a quick question.
Our architect, in my our company, does not want us to use stored procedures going forward. He wants us to linq queries. I am concerned about that. I have tried to write best linq queries, the sql it generates is not the best. But feel, I can write better sql queries than linq with stored procedures. And I prefer to use linq for simple queries but for complex queries I like to use stored procedures. Is that a good practice? Please advise.

[YawarAli_]

EF Core is thread safe?
In Web application like eCommerce, Should I create new DBContext for every request or use single instance through out the application?

[sza]

Is it recommended to use EF core for applications that handle large ammount of data? In my area, we generate around 2-3million rows of data daily that needs to be fed into a db and then used for analytic purposes.

[Eriksonlove]

Which tool is he using on debug, my VS Debug mode dosent look like that.

[Mohamed-eckp]

Thanks for the video. Please, Why you did not created a playlist for such a great series?

[sarathir]

Please increase the font size. And zoom the vs.

[devcisse]

Please direct me to intro videos. Thanks

[guyincognito]

I was going to say... 43" monitor or your eyes got better with age (lucky!) :)

[r-naotwo]

Please the episodes keep too long in coming