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Mastering Entity Framework Core 2.0

By : Prabhakaran Anbazhagan
Book Image

Mastering Entity Framework Core 2.0

By: Prabhakaran Anbazhagan

Overview of this book

Being able to create and maintain data-oriented applications has become crucial in modern programming. This is why Microsoft came up with Entity Framework so architects can optimize storage requirements while also writing efficient and maintainable application code. This book is a comprehensive guide that will show how to utilize the power of the Entity Framework to build efficient .NET Core applications. It not only teaches all the fundamentals of Entity Framework Core but also demonstrates how to use it practically so you can implement it in your software development. The book is divided into three modules. The first module focuses on building entities and relationships. Here you will also learn about different mapping techniques, which will help you choose the one best suited to your application design. Once you have understood the fundamentals of the Entity Framework, you will move on to learn about validation and querying in the second module. It will also teach you how to execute raw SQL queries and extend the Entity Framework to leverage Query Objects using the Query Object Pattern. The final module of the book focuses on performance optimization and managing the security of your application. You will learn to implement failsafe mechanisms using concurrency tokens. The book also explores row-level security and multitenant databases in detail. By the end of the book, you will be proficient in implementing Entity Framework on your .NET Core applications.
Table of Contents (20 chapters)
Title Page
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Customer Feedback
Dedication
Preface
4
Building Relationships – Understanding Mapping

Client-side validation


The client-side validation is really a boon to modern web applications. There were many instances that proved jQuery is helpful on both the development and the user experience front. The client-side validations were the biggest advantage we had in saving multiple round trips between client/browser to the server just to perform basic validations.

The jQuery, jQuery Validate, and jQuery Validate Unobtrusive libraries helped us in performing those basic validations on the client (browser) end rather than relying on the server in performing the same. There were multiple discussions or even arguments regarding validating the models at the client-side, which opens security considerations. The following sections will address this issue.

The task to enable client-side validation is just to provide a section for MVC to inject validation errors in the user interface, which has nothing to do with validation-related attributes (as it will be available in the model):

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