Mosh Hamedani
With over 6,500 students and 1,500+ positive reviews, this course is Udemy’s most popular course for learning Entity Framework!
Entity Framework is an Object / Relational Mapper (O/RM) that helps you read and write data from and to a database. In this course, Mosh, teaches you the core concepts of Entity Framework through a series of clear, concise and hands–on lectures.
Whether you’re new to Entity Framework, or been using it for a while but are looking for a comprehensive course with a clean structure to fill the missing parts, you’re going to love this course.
By the end of watching this course, you’ll be able to:
Unlike other books or courses that teach Entity Framework like a manual, Mosh walks you through real–world scenarios using his extensive experience in the field. Not only does he teach you the fundamentals of Entity Framework, he’ll also teach you best practices along the way.
In each section, you’ll find exercises to help you reinforce the materials. These exercises have been chosen from real–world scenarios to help you prepare for the challenges of the real–world. Also, some sections include cheat sheets so you can quickly review what you learn in that section.
Instructor Details
Courses : 14
Specification: Entity Framework in Depth: The Complete Guide
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30 reviews for Entity Framework in Depth: The Complete Guide
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 6.5 hours |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$14.99
Bruno Pinheiro Brazil –
Clearfying course! And great explanation!
Julio Payano –
Create, I will be a master with this class on Entityframework
zack pi –
Covering a lot of scenarios and in depth explanation about what stands behind Entity FrameWork infrastructure.
Muhammad Imran –
excellent
Maciej C –
Hi, good lesson. I think you have wrong namespace in project in resources.
Abdullah M. Al–Quhtani –
You need to slow down and do all steps manually without fast forwarding recording since this is an educational video and student may skip or forward video if needed.
Abdullah M. Al Quhtani –
You need to slow down and do all steps manually without fast forwarding recording since this is an educational video and student may skip or forward video if needed.
Adil Alvi –
Covered all the basics and intermediate concepts. Exercises helped in practicing the concepts taught in the course.
Subhrajit Roy –
A good coverage of database first workflow. We have some projects in our company which use the database first path since that was decided by the legacy designer. For e.g. some parts had been a little confusing, such as why there were those pesky looking Result classes? Now I know better that they are there for a reason and are called complex types. Although I’ve worked with EF without fully understanding the innards of it, I look forward to the rest of the course and finally getting a good handle on this ORM tech.
Girish Gurupadappa –
Mosh is really good at explaining the fundamentals of whatever the topics he delivers. After having understood the fundamentals, he gradually takes the audience developers to the next level where the concepts will be discussed in depth, which really boost the confidence of the developers in understanding the topic in its entirety. Well done Mosh!
Swetha Narayana –
good course
SRB81 ITA –
This is a great course to learn Entity Framework version 6.x. The author speaks in a clear way and he’s easy to understand even to non native speakers like me. He gets straight to the point, writing code and giving tips from real life experience to help making decisions when there are multiple ways to get the same result (data first vs code first approach, data annotation vs fluent API, stored procedures vs LINQ, navigation properties vs join, and so on). Keep in mind that to fully appreciate this course you need a pretty good knowledge of C# (OOP, data access, lambda expressions, anonymous types) and MS SQL Server (and standard SQL queries). Remember also that EF 6.x is not the latest version of this technology; now there is EF Core.
Dany Michaud –
Another awesome course from Mosh. I now have a pretty good understanding of Entity Framework ORM for C#. Thanks Mosh and keep the awesome lessons coming.
Mhd Aiham khouja –
great teacher, Mosh is the best programming teacher on the platform period. amazing value. with great tips, best practices, which is very important if you are planning to be a professional
Edward McColgan –
I really enjoyed this course. The content is very well presented by Mosh, and everything is explained in a way that is easy to understand. I would have liked some more practice resources and practical exercises in some of the later sections.
Kallagunta Ashok –
excellent course.
Adam Suherman –
Thankyou so much!
Holger Hinzberg –
Sehr verst ndlich und gut erkl rt.
ABDULAZIZ AHMED ALSUHAYMI –
thank you for your away
Aritra Roychoudhury –
Perfectly Explained
Jose Valentin Morales Robles –
I really like the way in which Mosh introduces and explain every concept, It is easy to understand and to follow. Besides that the course is well organized and with simple but useful examples that helped me to get started practicing with EF since day 1.
Sagar Chowdhury –
This is very nice tutorial about DatabaseFirst demo application in a console project
Matthew Stephens –
When you use shortcut key combinations you do not explain the keystrokes you use, so trying to follow along can be frustrating and difficult.
Mauricio Cerizza –
Good course. However, it is a bit outdated. I suggest you to update it to last Entity Framework Core version.
Paritas –
good Thanks
Ajith Azari –
Excellent
Josef Elrefai –
Mosh’s more recent courses have imroved and are more clear and he does not skip over some stuff like in this course, still a good course thoug.
Tobias K hler –
Ja er war f r mich sehr aufschlussreich!
Md Moniruzzaman –
Awesome
Dom Hallan –
Had the instructor said that this was strictly a windows course, I would not have wasted my money. All of his resources are in some odd encoding that will not work, or at least after an hour of trying.