Common mistakes in EF Core - Jernej Kavka - NDC Porto 2023

This talk was recorded at NDC Porto in Porto, Portugal. #ndcporto #ndcconferences #dotnet #developer #softwaredeveloper
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When JK worked with many different clients and projects, he frequently heard "EF Core is slow" or "We should do this in raw SQL" only to realize they haven't used EF Core correctly.
JK will show you how to improve your EF Core statements as well as how various configurations impacts the performance and scalability of your application. You'll be blown away at how small changes can significantly impact not only the performance but also stability of the application.

[@itaylorm]

This was very clear and well explained. Very valuable video for anyone anyone wanting to improve their EFCore techniques

[@021_nguyenhuuhoang2]

the use of excute update is incrediable, thanks a lot for sharing it

[@DunyasTraveller]

Has anyone a summary of the video? 😆

[@fnerf0]

Really basic stuff

[@MichaelBeck_profile]

Exactly what I wanted to say…

[@jernejkavkajkssw6662]

@@MichaelBeck_profile they are common mistakes that I have seen in production code. Toward the end, I do rapid fire for DbContextPool, TagWith and AI if that's something you would be more interested in. (~40 min)
I wanted to make sure devs have a talk where they can learn common mistakes before I go into EF Core + SQL Server, interceptors and other advanced topis.

[@marcotroster8247]

Idk, "pro" backend devs producing such crap code like in the first example, it's hilarious. Propably don't even know what a db index is and how to alter a db schema. It's wild 😂