Entity Framework Core Part 1

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In this episode, Robert is joined by Phil Japikse for part 1 of a 5 part series on Entity Framework Core. Aimed at folks new to EF Core, Phil shows how to start with an existing SQL Server database, create entities/objects for each table and then how to perform basic CRUD operations on the data.

In this episode, we scaffold the DbContext and the Entities from the Northwind Database, discuss navigation properties and relationships.

Episode list:

Part 1: Working with Existing Databases (this episode).

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Have been trying to understand entity framework since 2 years, all that was waste because I was reading about it online or watching other tutorials, this single 28 minutes video introduction of EF is more than my 2 years of study combined. SERiously THANKS a lot PHIL!!! This has been really very very helpful for me. I am hooked to this channel, don't know why I didn't find it earlier.

memd
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Hi Robert and Phil. Thanks for bringing us this info. Special thanks to Robert for hosting all these videos

MiikaKontio
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Thanks for the great series guys. I watched design pattern series and I'm pretty positive this one gonna great too.

Also Phil, I appreciate that you read almost all comments and reply to them.

Hasi
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Phil Japikse you rocks! : 9:55 "So you can do everything that you need to do with .NET Core and EF Core from the command line, and you cand do most of what you need to do through Visual Studio"... "So the command line comes firts and then Visual Studio follows".

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I'm going to enjoy these series, as we have two mature and knowledgeable devs defining what ORM it really is, where it adds value and how to bring value to the business aspect.
Robert always directs sessions in a very logical and practical discussions.

BenHayat
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Great video. You could've spent another moment on introducing the arguments you provided to the scaffolding command. I just tried scaffolding my own db, and first time I missed all these additional options. Using the -d flag (for adding data annotations), --context-dir (for putting the context file in a separate dir), -c (for renaming the context class), etc. gives a much cleaner scaffolding result.

rasmusdybkjr
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Thanks for doing this series! Can you show us how to set up many to many relationships with EF Core 3.1, along with querying and updating data with many to many.

jamesbest
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Thank you so much for doing this series. I am a C# developer and I am needing this right now for the apps I need to build. Perfect timing!

pgallovich
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Thanks Robert and Phil for these tutorial series, I personaly like when you guys make any series, like design pattern previously you made.I think when we move to .net core mvc then ef core tutorial is good.also very frutfull while we are in lockdown.

kuntal
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Phil I've read your book " Pro C#7 ", Amazing book! Can't wait for the next edition

elkhoukhi
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There is a convention that DbSet<> properties are named in plural, in addition, the configuration of poco entities is recommended to do in api fluent

alfredorodriguez
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Extremely well done video! Thanks a lot!!

Juznik
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Oh this is just what i need in this pandemic

khan-cricket
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Why you did not created a playlist for such great series?

Mohamed-eckp
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It was great, you could generate some code, for example authorization (must learn it) or CRUD. But the problem is when your surname is related to C# or entity framework naming or meaning of words like scaffolding... It is application development not a house building.

Netryon
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Wow, Phil looks so much different than a while ago. But still a great instructor and communicator.

BenHayat
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Could you perhaps cover Stored procedures(Input type and non input types) in EF in one of the series?

jamesliver
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can you guid me about backup in entity fream work
the way we do back up in ef

saeednoruzic
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Great job guys!!! ♥♥ :) :) Brilliant!!!

AkshaySrinivasan
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I noticed you're using a beautiful font what's it's name please?

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