Generic repository pattern with unit of work in asp.net core web api

Learn how to implement the Generic Repository Pattern with Unit of Work in ASP.NET Core Web API for CRUD operations. In this tutorial, we'll explore the fundamentals of repository patterns, the advantages of using a generic repository, and how to integrate it seamlessly with the Unit of Work pattern.

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[williamatkinson]

What's the preferred method of using "SaveChanges"? I noticed you left "SaveChanges" in Generic Repo but you also added it to the UOW implementation. Are you counting on the transaction to handle or undo any unwanted "Saves" when using the UOW but leaving the possibility to use a Repository outside the UOW and still have access to "SaveChanges" in connection with an add or update?

Also, wold you attempt to explain the differences to a development team or just pick one "Save" implementation or the other?

Thank you for contributing your time and efforts to the development community!

[dmzone]

EF does keep a transaction automatically, if it's in the same save changes in the same database... are you sure we need a begin/end transaction in UOW?

[BabuKuvakkattayil]

Hi, I don't see any link in the description of this video for any GitHub link for the source code. Can you please put a link in the video description for the same? It would help me study the bigger picture. Thanks.

[jayakumar]

can you share the migration command it is shows More than one DbContext was found.

[fifty-plus]

A whole load of code for no good reason.