EF Core is one of the most powerful ORM platform (called platform for a reason) that provide wonderful abstractions and means to call and connect databases with the application. With years of practice and experience I have seen multiple developers doing the same mistakes again and again. I am planning and trying up this course in a hope to cover all those and provide a most comprehensive and detailed course that covers the targets from industry production ready and enterprise applications along with some less-documented features in EF Core which are very handy.

The detailed course shall be available over youtube and and source code would be available at Github.

What would happen if you need to implement two interfaces with same member names. How would you do it. This is actually an interesting question and while this seems simpler, its not actually in implementation as there are a few hidden tricks. In this video we try to cover the basic fundamentals of the Explicit Interface Implementation and also do a quick hands on how to do it.

Recently my machine got formatted. While re-installing the system, I didn’t installed Visual Studio 2019 first. I tried SQL Server management studio later and then SQL Server. The reason for this particular order was due that the fact more or less the work was targetted more on central SQL Severs and for personal purposes I basically use an instance of Azure and then later delete it.

During the installation of SQL server, i faced a wierd problem which wasted about an hour of mine as the setup runs and then it shows as components not installed. The only error thrown during the installation was “vs shell installation has failed with exit code 1638” which seems a bit weird. Some quick googling thereafter revealed that Microsoft C++ 2017 Redistributible was the problem.