What is Repository Pattern in .Net Core - Repository Pattern C#

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Unlock the power of the Repository Pattern in your ASP.NET Core projects with this comprehensive tutorial!
Topics Covered:
What is Repository Pattern in .Net Core? Learn how this design pattern simplifies data access and management in your C# applications.
Repository Pattern in ASP Net Core:
This tutorial will help you understand Repository Pattern C# Web API development. Explore how to implement CRUD operations efficiently and securely. Repository Pattern in DotNet Web API is a commonly used method for DB operations.
ASP Net Core Repository Pattern Best Practices:
Follow along with our ASP.NET Core Repository Pattern tutorial and discover best practices for structuring your codebase.
Repository Pattern EF Core:
Elevate your projects with the EF Core Repository Pattern example, leveraging Entity Framework Core for seamless data manipulation.
Generic Repository Pattern C# .Net Core Example [Generic Repository Pattern Entity Framework Core]:
By understanding the concepts, you can easily create generic Repository Pattern in ASP.NET Core Web API development, ensuring scalability and maintainability.
ASP.Net Core Repository Pattern Example:
Discover ASP.NET Core Repository Pattern features and enhancements, empowering you to build robust and scalable applications.
Implement EF Core DbContext Repository Pattern for efficient data management and abstraction layers in your ASP.NET Core MVC projects.
Learn ASP.NET Core Repository Pattern best practices and unleash the full potential of your C# applications.
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[@pavanshevle6830]

Your way of teaching is very simple. Thanks. Could you please make video on SOLID principles and different design patterns?

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. I appreciate your suggestion, and I'll definitely consider making a video on SOLID principles and different design patterns.

[@JohnSmith-yr7ih]

Hello and thanks! Please make a tutorial of aspNet web api + Blazor webassembly (not a `BlazorApp` or `Blazor Server` templates) Identity auth tutotial (new way, .net 8). register, login, logout features

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you for your suggestion! I appreciate your interest. I'll definitely consider creating a tutorial covering those topics

[@imadabab]

This is really perfect. Thanks so much. I have subscribed.

[@CodingDroplets]

Thank you for subscribing! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. More content is on the way-stay tuned!

[@sahil100394]

Can you please explain why do we need repository pattern and what are it's alternatives?

[@CodingDroplets]

The repository pattern is a popular approach to organizing your data access code in a way that keeps it clean, maintainable, and testable. It acts as a middle layer between your business logic and the data layer, promoting separation of concerns. Another well-known alternative to this pattern is CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation), which offers a different way to manage your application’s read and write operations.

[@devendrapandey2387]

I don't think this is good approach to create same kind of method again and again for all repository. You can create one Generic repository and inherit that in all others.

[@CodingDroplets]

This video is created to demonstrate how singleton, scoped, and transient lifetimes work in .NET Core. By using this approach, you can clearly see the differences in behavior and values from the same service instance under different lifetimes. For a production application, I agree that creating a generic repository and inheriting it in all others is a better approach for code reuse and maintainability. Thank you for your feedback!

[@imadayoub5237]

Agree with you.