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Understanding the Cartesian Explosion Issue in EF CORE

In Entity Framework (EF) Core, the Cartesian explosion, also known as the N+1 problem, occurs when the query execution causes the loading of more data than necessary from the database, which can result in poor performance.

☺ What is lazy loading in Angular?

Don’t arrest lazy people. They did not do anything.

Lazy loading is a design pattern in Angular that allows for deferring the loading of certain components or modules until they are actually needed, rather than loading all components at once…

How to use AutoMapper in C# Net Core?

AutoMapper is a library in C# that allows mapping between objects of different types. It can be used to convert between different data structures, such as domain objects and view models, or to copy data between objects. AutoMapper uses a fluent configuration API…

Is the C# extension an example of the Open-Closed Principle?

Yes, extension methods in C# can be considered an example of the Open-Closed Principle. The Open-Closed Principle states that software entities (such as classes, modules, and functions) should be open for extension, but…

How to install FluentValidation package in Visual Studio?

To install FluentValidation in Visual Studio, follow these steps:

1. Open Visual Studio and go to the “Tools” menu.
2. Click “NuGet Package Manager” and then select “Package Manager…

What is launchSettings.json file in ASP.NET Core project?

The launchSettings.json file in Visual Studio is used to store configuration information for debugging applications. It allows you to specify various settings for running the application, such as which environment to use (e.g…

How to create a Bug Fix in GitFlow from the command line?

1. Begin by opening your terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory where your local repository is located.
2. Run the command git flow bugfix start <bugfix_name>. This will create a new branch…

What is Package Manager Console in Visual Studio?

How to git clone an angular app on GitHub and run it on localhost

How to use ngif in Angular

The ngIf directive in Angular allows you to conditionally include or exclude an element from the DOM based on a…