With the release of Entity Framework Core 2.1 we finally have a version of EF Core that is ready for prime time. EF Core is a complete re-write of its predecessor Entity Framework 6, which has been married to the full Windows .NET Framework since it was released in 2008 as part of .NET 3 SP1. EF Core, on the other hand, was designed using modern programming concepts such as greater modularity via dependency injection and can run on non-Windows platforms that provide more options for cloud-based deployments that are serverless or use containers. But writing a new data access stack from scratch required numerous tradeoffs. On the plus side, the EF Core team added long awaited but never realized features, such as mixed client/server query evaluation and composable queries that include raw SQL. On the downside, they had to cut features considered essential to some teams, such as table-per-type inheritance modeling and support for mapping stored procedures to CUD operations. On balance, however, as of version 2.


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