@forzafaruandrei
The moment I see Amichai posted a new video, I know for sure that I'll learn something useful and interesting
@manaralkammessy6360
I cant wait for Domain Layer and EF interaction video!!
@Pachwara
Thank you, Amichai. I can't wait for the video where you link DDD and EF Core together. Keep it up
@matthewclements9587
Really good video. Using additional diagrams to show how the concepts worked really helped as it gives a different perspective to just seeing the code
@jamesevans6438
Hey Amichai, absolutely awesome video, thank's so much for the many days it must have taken to put all this together, really liked the flow of design through to implementation, this is better than any dedicated entity framework course I have seen too! - learnt a tun of stuff on this one - I'll be watching this a number of times I think to understand everything. I think this will be really useful to lots of people trying to link DDD to the database via entity framework.
@anamuslimun
Perfect playback speed, you know us man :D Your content is cool! That's the beauty of learning from experienced seniors. I hope you keep posting regularly.
@alexalexander3252
From this video I learned very important skill- to shift rows up and down with a cursor in fast neurotical way. ;-)
@diegovivanco5378
Thansk Amichai! Good video for beginners in the world efcore
@jdavid82
Just have a performance feedback, but first thank you for such an awesome video, I've subscribed. Okay so when you insert lots or rows with Guids defined in C# as Ids, because those values are random, Microsoft Sql Server will have to work hard to place them in the right index location as it inserts each row into the table, if you run a test where you are inserting thousands of rows, you may see a noticeable performance degradation. So I would recommend using int or bigint and let sql server generate the key as autoincrement. If you really want to stick to guids then you can configure them to be autoincrement in sql server and let sql server generate it for you, then you will see that the guids will look very similar one from the next, but that's a configuration on the sql server side, not sure how you would do it on EF, but yeah all good, thank you, awesome video
@xbmcme9768
Great intro to EF!
@B.ILYS7
i hope if there's more content like that
@shuvbhowmickbestin
Don't get why the properties must be made private regardless of the fact that EFCore iterates over the properties and adds them to the migration definition. I mean why must they be private? And why must we have an empty constructor for Breakfast for EfCore to work? Timestamp: 17:56
@caiolopes8693
Great Video Amichai! Can you do a video explaining how to use EF Core for an existing Data Base? I mean, using EF Core with a DB first approach. Thank you!
@ahmeddabas
thanx bro , can u make a video to explain Backing Fields in EF Core
@juliusv2073
really clean workflow
@matejl92
Is there any particular reason you prefer doing the configuration of entities in a fluent way instead of using data attributes?
@avecesar
Thank you!
@juke-duke
How do you have the option to sync namespace with the folder you are in when moving it around?
@unhandledexception1948
Would be curious to hear why you chose a Mac as your OS ?
@amantinband