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@@sagarviradiya6059 with any migrations, you'll need to know when you want to run them. This is just on startup for demonstration purposes, but this is not a unique challenge with DbUp. You can also structure migrations in multiple steps so that you have intermediate steps in your schema to account for transition states 🙂 it's "extra work" but can allow up time.
Nice video but honestly you and Nick Chapas should work on the speed at which you speak, you guys are quite fast in speaking, and also give more background info on the subject matter. But in all great job.
@@tolofaridagogo thanks! What additional background would you like? There's conflicting feedback that comes in -- many people hate when I've gone into additional details and just ask that I cut to the chase. It's very difficult to balance. Instead, I'd rather just make a shorter dedicated video to cover things but if I know what background you were hoping to hear about I can address it 🙂
I'd noticed that Nick's videos appear to be sped up - when you see him talk at a conference, he speaks at a slower speed. I use a Chrome extension (Video Speed Controller) to slow down this video to 0.85 time, which is basically back to normal speaking speed. Too many people make videos as if it's a race to get the words out, rather than explaining their thoughts clearly.
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While I love EF Core DbUp is interesting.
@@sa-es-ir I realize I'm not going to convert EF core fans haha but it's a cool option if you like writing SQL like me!
How it will work on cloud like aws when on of the pods is not up , die to that application runs on old database.
@@sagarviradiya6059 with any migrations, you'll need to know when you want to run them. This is just on startup for demonstration purposes, but this is not a unique challenge with DbUp.
You can also structure migrations in multiple steps so that you have intermediate steps in your schema to account for transition states 🙂 it's "extra work" but can allow up time.
Nice video but honestly you and Nick Chapas should work on the speed at which you speak, you guys are quite fast in speaking, and also give more background info on the subject matter. But in all great job.
@@tolofaridagogo thanks! What additional background would you like?
There's conflicting feedback that comes in -- many people hate when I've gone into additional details and just ask that I cut to the chase. It's very difficult to balance.
Instead, I'd rather just make a shorter dedicated video to cover things but if I know what background you were hoping to hear about I can address it 🙂
I'd noticed that Nick's videos appear to be sped up - when you see him talk at a conference, he speaks at a slower speed. I use a Chrome extension (Video Speed Controller) to slow down this video to 0.85 time, which is basically back to normal speaking speed. Too many people make videos as if it's a race to get the words out, rather than explaining their thoughts clearly.