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Entity Framework Links #2

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This is the second post in a regular series to recap interesting articles, posts and other happenings in the EF world.

The EF Team is now on Twitter and Facebook, follow us to stay updated on a daily basis.

Our team recently announced the release of EF6 Alpha 1, the first preview of the EF6 release. The announcement post contains a bunch of links to walkthroughs and specifications for the exciting new features. There are some features we plan to include in the final release of EF6 that aren't included in Alpha 1, see the Roadmap page for a complete list of EF6 features.

Brice Lambson started a blog series on using EF with third party databases, so far he has covered SQLite, MySQL and PostgreSQL.

At the //build/ conference, Rowan Miller presented on Building data centric applications for web, desktop and mobile with Entity Framework 5. You can get the source code from the session on his blog.

Julie Lerman blogged about making your way around the Open Source Entity Framework CodePlex Site and about her experience digging in to Multi-Tenant Migrations with EF6 Alpha.

We published some new content to the EF site, including Stored Procedures with Multiple Result Sets, WinForms Data Binding, Entity Splitting with the EF Designer, and Table Splitting with the EF Designer.

 

Rowan Miller   
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Entity Framework Team

Comments

  • Anonymous
    November 27, 2012
    Could somebody be so kind to explain why no comment is let through? Do you think any of the criticism is not objective?

  • Anonymous
    November 27, 2012
    Disappointing to see that the performance bug of the Contains() operator will not get fixed with EF 6. So if anyone uses EF and needs to do Contains() over a list of say more than 5000 items you need to do really dirty workarounds or accept performance loss of multiple seconds - or not use EF at all. I think this is core competence of ERM.

  • Anonymous
    November 27, 2012
    More details here: entityframework.codeplex.com/.../245 stackoverflow.com/.../7936350

  • Anonymous
    November 27, 2012
    Users can vote here: data.uservoice.com/.../2598644-improve-the-performance-of-the-contains-operator

  • Anonymous
    November 28, 2012
    @Tom - Our blog platform has an automatic spam filter, for some reason it flagged your previous comments for triage. I don't think I need to approve the previous comments given you have reposted the information. At this stage we don't have a decision on whether the Contains issues will be addressed in EF6. As you mentioned, folks can vote on the issue which will help us prioritize issues.