๐ New Article
EF Core Projection: How Select Can Improve Query Performance
Learn how Select() can reduce unnecessary data loading, generate more focused SQL, and improve EF Core query performance.
๐ https://t.co/d58ua4oA6Q
#dotnet#EFCore#Entityframework#EF#SQL
๐ New Blog #8!
EF Core Include vs Select: Which One Should You Use?
Learn when to use Include(), when Select() is better, and how projection can improve EF Core API performance.
๐ Read: https://t.co/rH4EIBYzuG
#DotNet#EFCore#CSharp#SQLServer
๐ New Blog Post
Why Database Indexes Matter for EF Core Performance
In this article:
๐น Indexes & EF Core
๐น Composite indexes
๐น Index column order
๐น Foreign key indexes
๐น Execution plans
๐น Common indexing mistakes
๐ Read the full article:
https://t.co/16SGmL16GH
๐ 10 Common LINQ Mistakes That Hurt EF Core Performance
Small LINQ mistakes can lead to:
โ Unnecessary DB queries
โ High memory usage
โ Excessive data transfer
โ Slow application performance
๐ https://t.co/lVGeXUii9K
#dotnet#EFCore#LINQ#CSharp#ASPNetCore#SQLServer
Many EF Core performance issues start with one small mistake:
It loads unnecessary data into memory, increases network traffic, and slows down your application.
๐ https://t.co/D8DCFAHz9F
#dotnet#EFCore#csharp#aspnet#performance#sqlserver
ExecuteUpdateAsync() or SaveChangesAsync()?
Both have different use cases, and choosing the wrong one can affect performance.
I compared both with practical examples and best practices.
๐https://t.co/I4Vg6xosvU
#dotnet#EFCore#csharp#performance#aspnet
Generating IDs using MAX()+1 looks simple...
Until two users insert data at the same time.
Here's why this approach causes race conditions and how to avoid it.
๐ https://t.co/ePIh0521xD
#sqlserver#dotnet#database#EFCore
A single method can improve the performance of your EF Core queries.
AsNoTracking() reduces memory usage and avoids unnecessary change tracking for read-only operations.
Learn when to use it.
๐ https://t.co/GIIFzDBBMq
#EFCore#dotnet#performance#csharp