All Relationships with Entity Framework & Code-First Migrations in .NET 9 🚀

[@PatrickGod]

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[@nove1398]

This is a good introduction, you can do a deeper dive for another video

[@sherifezzat4983]

You are the best, brother! ❤️

[@PatrickGod]

You're the best!

[@clebersondot-net]

God vídeos you made, patrick! Thanks. 🚀

[@pezhmanpiramoun2997]

Informative like always 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@D00Mitru]

Great video. However, navigation properties that are lists should default to an empty list instead of null.

[@AboEyadwagih]

it's a mazing {good}

[@mdsafikulislam9113]

Thanks

[@dzoniaero]

Hey bro, great tutorial! You've explained everything really well, and the previous video was great too. I was just wondering about the next video-do you have any updates regarding methods for update (PUT), delete, and add (POST)? We’ve added more properties, so the code is no longer the same, if you know what I mean. Thanks!

[@valghirenghir3791]

What about lazy loading and virtual nav props ? And FluentAPI is useless now ?

[@AboEyadwagih]

one question if we have a new windows installtion and database deleted how can create it

[@gerb1419]

@Patrick God. Can you tell me how to design an EF scheme if I need to save large files (blobs) in the MS SQL database? Like 20-50 megabyte files. As far as I understand, FILESTREAM is not supported by EF ?

[@alfredodey]

😂 "After you click the 'Like' button". 👍🏾

[@justsmile7449]

Hello for beginner dev should i learn MVC or go straight to .net core web api ???

[@vincentotieno9197]

Do too many null(able) columns affect the performance of the database?

[@blankomog]

Damn. I was just re learning this..lol

[@developmentroselino]

can EF core fix my relationship ?

[@valghirenghir3791]

I'll love to join the academy, but I've no money...😭, not even to by food all the month...

[@dasfahrer8187]

You run the risk of cartesian explosion by doing multiple Includes like that.

[@FastForward-i4s]

Great stuff, but you should also be very upfront with the dangers of these things. We are raising a generation of coders that do not know or care about database design and optimization because of EF. If a dev learns about EF core from videos like these and jumps into a decently big project chances are his code will bring trouble (performance wise specifically) at the very least.

[@blankomog]

How is he zooming in and out