EF Core is my favorite ORM for .NET applications. Yet, its many fantastic features sometimes go unnoticed. For example, query splitting, query filters, and interceptors. EF interceptors are interesting because you can do powerful things with them. For example, you can hook into materialization, handle optimistic concurrency errors, or add query hints. The most practical use case is adding behavior when saving changes to the database.| www.milanjovanovic.tech
More than 63%+ of organizations said in a Dzone survey that they are adopting Microservices for some or all of their applications. As more businesses adopt the use of Microservice architectures, we as developers have to become more skilled with Microservices communication. Working with distributed systems is both fun and challenging at the same time. One of those challenges is designing effective communication between services. More centralization or less centralization? More coupling or less...| www.milanjovanovic.tech
