Thank you so much for this kind of sessions. from those sessions we don't learn just about EF Core and its intrenal we learn also how to build a better software. When you see all that small services collaborating to achieve some feature, we also see single resposibility, we IOC, depends on abtraction not implemntations principal .... i hope we will see more like this one.
This is exactly what I was looking for 2 years ago (better late than never). It would have saved me countless hours when building automated integration testing that needed custom migration logic to support nested migrations for seed data/hot fixes/etc. I never did understand the reason for using dependency objects, so much thanks for the explanation. Overall, I really loved to be able to replace classes with new inherited classes that do 95% the same thing minus a change I needed, just wish it didn't take me reading all the source code to figure out how to do it first. This is a real treat. Can't wait to see what other internals you can share. Reminds me of the Going Deep series on Channel 9 back in the day.
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Thank you so much for this kind of sessions. from those sessions we don't learn just about EF Core and its intrenal we learn also how to build a better software. When you see all that small services collaborating to achieve some feature, we also see single resposibility, we IOC, depends on abtraction not implemntations principal .... i hope we will see more like this one.
This is exactly what I was looking for 2 years ago (better late than never). It would have saved me countless hours when building automated integration testing that needed custom migration logic to support nested migrations for seed data/hot fixes/etc. I never did understand the reason for using dependency objects, so much thanks for the explanation. Overall, I really loved to be able to replace classes with new inherited classes that do 95% the same thing minus a change I needed, just wish it didn't take me reading all the source code to figure out how to do it first. This is a real treat. Can't wait to see what other internals you can share. Reminds me of the Going Deep series on Channel 9 back in the day.
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