.NET 7 🚀 Entity Framework / EF7: Install & Code First Migrations

[@LuigiZambetti]

Always stay with Dapper, for me is the best microORM.

[@mrslashman]

After binge watching probably 11 videos i think this might be one of the best tutorial channels ever. Thank you! Keep up the good work.

[@PatrickGod]

😍 Thank you so much! This really means a lot to me. 😊

[@rabenstein9234]

Also fur einen deutschen sprichst du ziemlich gut Englisch! Der deutsche Background ist jedoch nicht überhörbar 😃. Danke fur das tolle Video! 👌

[@amralmotalles7991]

Hi , thank you very much for those useful videos , Could you make a short quick video about Repository + Service + Unit Of Work . what is the correct approach, we are confused ,should we only inject the ServiceWrapper with Lazy ?

[@ocplan_dbo]

Hi Patrick, Thanks for a great video. This solved my error codes going on for a couple of days, I got an existing EF project, but never manage to make it work with on my VM visual studio 2022 arm64, your video did the trick, small changes since I use an online SQL, thanks :)

[@jeff9schwartz]

Just what i needed!! The 'code first' data project option no longer a thing in Visual Studio it appears 😕

[@MrMorajo]

@patrick ... do you have a video of "Database First"? I'm strugling to figure out Database First with EF (including procedures etc). Thanks

[@joelambert8303]

Hello Patrick. Thank you so much. Do you have any videos including SQL RAW?

[@jesusferrufino4043]

Hi patrick! I've been learning from your videos for a couple of months, I really appreciate it. I would like to ask you if you could do a tutorial about "how to do push notifications from backend in .NET Core 6". Thank you!!!

[@tonyeps]

Hello Patrick, as always you were very clear and precise but ... What happened to your hair?😁

[@PatrickGod]

It grew. 😁

[@tonyeps]

@@PatrickGod 😉

[@bykaos2012]

Thank you :)

[@PatrickGod]

No problem 😊

[@oliverigor27]

how do i handle this error when using a rich domainmodel? No suitable constructor was found for entity type 'User'. The following constructors had parameters that could not be bound to properties of the entity type:

[@حمزةالسلاخ]

just a question , in dot net 5 i was writing the connection string at appsetting.json but in dot net 7 i tried to do that but it doesen't work with me then i use your way to make a migration and its working The question is: Is there any difference between them(the placce of connection string) in terms of safety and secure?

[@luisfernandodeolazabalsche3317]

Super good :-)

[@PatrickGod]

Thank you so much!

[@JustPlainRob]

Here we are on RC4 of .NET 8.0. Will it be a preview forever or will it actually become a full release? He screams for he does not know.

[@PatrickGod]

We will get the full release of .NET 8 in November. Stay tuned!

[@gabrielsouza4483]

Hello Patrick and everyone...one question... If I have a object SoccerTeam with a list of Player.. when I post a object of SoccerTeam do I need to get the players object before insert or just insert a object with on Id field filled ?

[@hamidsalarmoradi9404]

Thank you for your great video, i am a little confused, what is difference between 'dotnet ef' and 'entityframeworkcore.tools' ? would it be ok if i use another one?

[@fawaz4081]

thanks alot, you're a wonderful ❤️ . it's very helpful thank you

[@PatrickGod]

Thank you so much for your feedback! 😊

[@kukublof5057]

code first is not a real life corporation scenario, it's perhaps good for tiny school projects..

[@10Totti]

Hello, tutorial for use Entity Framework Power Tools ?

[@sameershahbaz1707]

please sir can you make complete guide of identity framework with ef, it will be highly appreciated, thanks.

[@sherifezzat4983]

Hello Patrick! Thanks so much for the video as always, I couldn't find the Skillshare Authentication and authorization on Udemy for you! Can you make it available please there! I'd prefer Udemy than Skillshare thanks again brother! ❤️

[@habibi750]

I could be wrong, but I think there are errors when trying to create a controller in ef 7. At least, I had issues.

[@pieteb_nl]

Pfff Microsoft and their product versioning/naming, always so fricking confusing!

[@nickadams2361]

I love how they just accept the insanity of popping popcorn with n many microwaves, like bro just use a stove and a big pot.

[@slashd]

Ugh, filescoped namespace should be standard in .NET 7, that indention is such a waste of space