This course aims to help learners optimize the performance of their data access in .NET applications using Entity Framework. By exploring configuration options, access patterns, and database structuring strategies, participants will be able to enhance performance and simplify application code. The course covers topics such as tuning data access, improving performance, avoiding pitfalls, and knowing when to consider alternatives to Entity Framework. The intended audience for this course includes .NET developers, database administrators, and anyone looking to maximize the efficiency of their ORM usage.
Entity Framework Core Unchained - Getting the Best Performance from Your ORM
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
DAN MALLOTT
What Is Entity Framework Core, Again?
What Are the Defaults?
A Little Bigger For Those in the Back
The Method to the Madness
Reading Data - The Clear Choice
Updates and Deletes - It Is What It Is
Other Ways to Destroy Performance
Using Select() to Limit Fields
A Note On SQL Server Indexing
General Guidance
A View to Admire
Code First Pitfalls
Complex Data Operations
Providing the Best Performance
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NDC Conferences
