Category: Entity Framework Core
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Cursor Pagination vs. Offset-Based Pagination: A Performance Showdown
Pagination is an essential feature for efficiently retrieving large datasets in web applications. Traditionally, offset-based pagination (LIMIT … OFFSET …) has been the default approach, but it suffers from performance issues as datasets grow. A more efficient alternative is cursor-based pagination, which eliminates unnecessary database scans and improves response times. In this article, we’ll compare… Read more
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OpenAI + .NET Blazor — Building a Smarter Knowledge Base Search with AI
This article provides a practical example that demonstrates how Blazor’s rich front-end and OpenAI’s natural language processing provides a faster, smarter, and scalable search experience that enhances productivity and knowledge discovery. Read more
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Entity Framework and LINQ: Advanced Features Every .NET Developer Should Know
In this article, we’ll explore some lesser-known but incredibly powerful LINQ features, complete with code examples and explanations to help you integrate them into your applications. Read more
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Mastering LINQ: Tips and Tricks for Faster, More Scalable Queries
This article will explore best practices and advanced strategies to optimize LINQ queries, improving the performance and scalability of your .NET applications. Read more
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Entity Framework vs Repository Pattern vs Unit of Work
In this article, we’ll explore the pros and cons of these three approaches and help you decide which one fits best for your project. Read more
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Dapper vs. Entity Framework: Performance, Security, and Practical Comparison
This article explores a real-world example of data retrieval using both tools, comparing their strengths, weaknesses, and performance implications. Read more
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Optimizing EF Core and LINQ for High-Performance Applications
This article dives into effective optimization techniques for EF Core and LINQ, showcasing good and bad code samples, discussing benefits, and highlighting features that improve performance and scalability. Read more