A technique for building high-performance databases with EF Core
As the writer of the book “Entity Framework Core in Action” I get asked to build, … Continue reading A technique for building high-performance databases with EF Core
As the writer of the book “Entity Framework Core in Action” I get asked to build, … Continue reading A technique for building high-performance databases with EF Core
In the first article I described an event-driven architecture that work with Entity Framework Core (EF … Continue reading EfCore.GenericEventRunner: an event-driven library that works with EF Core
The term “event-driven architecture” covers a wide range of distributed systems like MicroServices, Serverless etc. And … Continue reading A robust event-driven architecture for using with Entity Framework Core
This article looks at the capabilities of Cosmos DB database when used via the new EF … Continue reading An in-depth study of Cosmos DB and the EF Core 3 to 5 database provider
With the release of EF Core 3 I wanted to provide updates to my book, “Entity … Continue reading NET Core 3 update to “Entity Framework Core in Action” book
I have written a series about a better way to handle authorization in ASP.NET Core which … Continue reading Part 7 – Adding the “better ASP.NET Core authorization” code into your app
If you supply a service via a web application (known as Software as a Service, SaaS … Continue reading Adding user impersonation to an ASP.NET Core web application
This article focuses on the ability to update a logged in user’s authorization as soon as … Continue reading Part 5: A better way to handle authorization – refreshing user’s claims
This article covers how to implement data authorization using Entity Framework Core (EF Core), that is … Continue reading Part 4: Building a robust and secure data authorization with EF Core
About six months ago I wrote the article “A better way to handle authorization in ASP.NET … Continue reading Part 3: A better way to handle ASP.NET Core authorization – six months on