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Saturday, July 7, 2018

Introduction to Entity Framework Core

In this post I am going to look into Entity Framework Core, present the new features, the similarities and differences from EF6. Ι hope that the people who will read this post are familiar with what EF is. In a nutshell EF is the official data access technology platform from Microsoft. It is a mature platform since it is almost 9 years old. It is a new way of accessing and storing data, a set of .NET APIs for accessing data from any data store. Going into more details Entity Framework fits into a category of data access technologies called Object Relational Mappers or ORMs. ORMs reduce the friction between how data is structured in a relational database and how you define your classes. Without an ORM, we typically have to write a lot of code to transform database results into instances of the classes. An ORM allows us to express our queries using our classes, and then the ORM builds and executes the relevant SQL for us, as well as materializing objects from the data that came back from the database.


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