Good talk. The presenter is very concise and clear. I do have a technical objection. NDC should amp the volume before publishing the video. It is very silent on my mobile Bluetooth headphones even at max volume.
It seems obvious that the person who edited the video isn't a programmer and is not actually interested in the content. *Please* listen to everyone's feedback: the demo screen needs to be larger - especially since you are posting it in a fuzzy 720p resolution - and the volume needs to be much louder. We crank the volume to the max and a notification comes through and blasts us off our seats. Thanks for listening.
small and single file, so the time to reboot services is minimal, startup is faster, and i can save money by requiring less powerful server productivity win, reactivity win and money win
Surely EF Core can't be part of this, as it's utterly immature and doesn't have the most fundamental features required to implement a normalized database.
at this point ef core is fairly mature. It can't do some things ef in framework can do, and the ef cli isn't as good, but I've used it for a complex database and it handles all my keys, indexes, views, etc extremely well, and can run migrations and updates from my class libraries easily by just switching environments without issues. It's for sure production stable and ready.
.NET developer's Golden Rule: Invest your time and energy where Microsoft does. And they are investing substantial amount of resources in the EF Core to sell its products.
Good talk. The presenter is very concise and clear. I do have a technical objection. NDC should amp the volume before publishing the video. It is very silent on my mobile Bluetooth headphones even at max volume.
As a total newbie even I understood a whole lot out of this keynote. Very good speaker! Very clear information
Excellent talk, but these would really benefit by having the actual presentation slides take up the screen.
Great talk; glad I stopped by.
Nice demo to understand capabilities of .netcore. Thanks.
Great speaker
It seems obvious that the person who edited the video isn't a programmer and is not actually interested in the content. *Please* listen to everyone's feedback: the demo screen needs to be larger - especially since you are posting it in a fuzzy 720p resolution - and the volume needs to be much louder. We crank the volume to the max and a notification comes through and blasts us off our seats. Thanks for listening.
small and single file, so the time to reboot services is minimal, startup is faster, and i can save money by requiring less powerful server
productivity win, reactivity win and money win
This would probably be a good talk if I could hear it. This volume is absurdly low.
Stephen Owen, I think you should check your speakers or headphones because when I read your comment, I tested it and my baby wakes up. Ahg.
The volume is too low, then when an ad interrupts, it blasts us out.
UK2AK Interesting, bad for you.
Surely EF Core can't be part of this, as it's utterly immature and doesn't have the most fundamental features required to implement a normalized database.
Sounds like an interesting argument you're starting to make, which features do you see as missing?
at this point ef core is fairly mature. It can't do some things ef in framework can do, and the ef cli isn't as good, but I've used it for a complex database and it handles all my keys, indexes, views, etc extremely well, and can run migrations and updates from my class libraries easily by just switching environments without issues. It's for sure production stable and ready.
.NET developer's Golden Rule: Invest your time and energy where Microsoft does. And they are investing substantial amount of resources in the EF Core to sell its products.