Category: .NET Core
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For easier unit testing, Entity Framework Core offers a memory-based povider. You can use the same context you use with SQL Server (or other providers)…
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One of the new features of Entity Framework Core 1.1 is that it allows mapping to fields. This is extremely useful when properties only have…
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October was another great month. Probably the hottest news have been the announcements from Microsoft on Oct, 26th, but there was much more! Link in…
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The mature brother of Entity Framework Core, Entity Framework, supports several inheritance models – Table per Type (TPT), Table per concrete class (TPC), and Table…
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At this year’s Basta! in Mainz I had two presentations: Vorteile von .NET Core und CLI und Adaptive Layouts mit XAML. Here are links to…
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After the highlights of July-2016, this is the second summary of the month. Again I’ll try to summarize my blog posts and twitter tweets from…
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.NET Core uses dependency injection (DI) intensively, and thus a dependency injection framework is part of its core with Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection. Configuration with .NET Core goes…
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September, 20th I’m back at BASTA! in Mainz, Germany – this time with two presentations. One is about adaptive layouts with the Universal Windows Platform…
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With .NET Core, applications can be deployed including the runtime, and the runtime can be used from the target system shared between different applications. Both…
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Probably you’ve issues using .NET Core libraries from Universal Windows Platform apps. If you get errors such as package restore failed, and issues such as…
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