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  1. My 2nd session about #EFCore #EF is done and also #Techorama Belgium 2026 is slowly becoming a history. What a great two days.

  2. First session about #Azure Spot instances done. Live demo worked (you never know with #cloud).

    #EFCore session tomorrow.

    #techorama

  3. Mal wieder was Neues über EFcore gelernt. Ab den Shadow und Indexer Properties war es mir neu -- und ich dachte ich bin voll der EFcore-Checker 🙂

    Hab ich aber auch noch nie gebraucht bisher.
    #dotnet #efcore #orm

    developmentwithadot.blogspot.c

  4. Now gotten my Saturday article published. (As my search is picking up since I fixed it it's worth doing). So you can find a lot of articles I haven't publicised on X / LinkedIn on the site. This one is on a LONG term obsession about hierarchies in SQL server.
    This article presents 5 ways to do it in EF with PostgreSQL.
    Data Hierarchies: Managing Hierarchical Data with EF Core and PostgreSQL (Part 1)
    mostlylucid.net/blog/efcore-hi

    #efcore #npgsql #csharp #ef

  5. Hi #dotNET folks,
    yesterday, Roji released #Npgsql 10.0 the .NET data provider for #PostgreSQL that targets .NET 10.0 and #NpgsqlEFCorePG the corresponding #EFCore provider.
    Please check out the release notes at npgsql.org/doc/release-notes/1 and npgsql.org/efcore/release-note for new features and breaking changes.

  6. #AspNetCore, for an #Sqlite database.

    - Vacuum on startup/shutdown,
    - offline by user running vacuum command through Sqlite CLI,
    - or on regular intervals during runtime?

    #DotNet #CSharp #EFCore #EntityFramework

  7. Ever wonder why your SQL queries are slow?

    It’s time to crack the case with Query Execution Plans in SQL Server! Learn how to spot bottlenecks, optimize performance, and make your queries lightning-fast.

    Dive in: woodruff.dev/cracking-the-code

    #EFCore #SQLServer #PerformanceTuning #DevTips #DotNet

  8. Grabbing too much data in EF Core? Time to get precise with Explicit Includes!

    Stop over-fetching and keep your queries lean by loading related data only when needed. Your app (and your database) will thank you.

    Learn at: woodruff.dev/explicit-includes

    #EFCore #dotnet #aspnet #PerformanceTips

  9. Hi #dotNET developers,
    in case you have already upgraded to #Npgsql 8.0 and are affected by a bug, you may be happy that Npgsql 8.0.1 has been released.
    See github.com/npgsql/npgsql/miles for the issues that have been closed in this release.
    #NpgsqlEFCorePG the corresponding #EFCore provider has not been released yet but the existing release should be compatible with Npgsql 8.0.1

  10. Hi #dotNET folks,
    today, Roji released #Npgsql 8.0 the .NET data provider for #PostgreSQL that targets .NET 8.0 and #NpgsqlEFCorePG the corresponding #EFCore provider.
    Please check out the release notes at npgsql.org/doc/release-notes/8 and npgsql.org/efcore/release-note for new features and breaking changes.
    While the big new thing is a rewrite of the internal type handling system to reduce binary size in AOT, there are quite a few other improvments and fixes to long-standing issues coming along with this.

  11. Trying the “strangler fig” approach to an old webforms 4.8 site and am using #dotnet 7.0 #efcore with postgres (first time!) for identity but now comes the “how to I handle user data requests from the old site”. Thought about an API but before I did - anyone know if there is a way to send #Mediatr request from a 4.8 app and let it be handled in a net 7.0 library? Can’t reference it directly in the 4.8 app but I imagine there’s a way..

  12. Hi #dotNET folks,
    yesterday, Roji released #Npgsql 7.0 the .NET data provider for #PostgreSQL that targets .NET 7.0 and #NpgsqlEFCorePG the corresponding #EFCore provider.
    Please check out the release notes at npgsql.org/doc/release-notes/7 and npgsql.org/efcore/release-note for new features and breaking changes.
    There's a lot of cool new stuff to try out!