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This is a week to celebrate for the .NET community, as .NET Core 2.0, ASP.NET Core 2.0, and Entity Framework 2.0 shipped! We’re also getting an update to Visual Studio 2017 with lots of improvements for .NET Core developers. Read the announcement posts!<\/p>\n
What do you do when your simple Entity Framework app isn\u2019t so simple anymore? The entity relationships are starting to get complex. You\u2019re getting worried about performance problems. Can you even use Entity Framework in a high-performance, scalable web application?<\/p>\n
In this session, Benjamin Day will go beyond the simple Code First entity framework cases and get into more complex class designs and relationships. He\u2019ll talk about the sticky issues around lazy-loading, concurrency, cascading deletes, occasional connectivity, and performance testing. Plus, along the way he\u2019ll talk strategy for DevOps, stored procedures, unit testing, and incremental deployment, too.<\/p>\n
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