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 * Mar 12, 2024 • #entity-framework
   
   
   EXCEL VIA EF CORE
   
   Did you know you can query Excel (.xlsx) files using EF Core? Let me show you
   how.

 * Nov 30, 2023 • #miscellaneous
   
   
   GOD BE WITH YOU
   
   The word goodbye comes from a contraction of the phrase God be with you. I’m
   sad to announce today that I’m leaving the Entity Framework team and
   Microsoft. I’ve been on the team for over thirteen years. I love my job, I
   love the product, and I love the community. I intended to stay until the day
   management eventually disbanded us.

 * Nov 10, 2023 • #sqlite
   
   
   MORE SQLITE ENCRYPTION IN .NET
   
   Recently, @utelle, the author of SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers reached out to me
   about creating a new SQLitePCLRaw bundle. We worked together with @ericsink
   to make it part of the main SQLitePCLRaw project. Today, I’m super excited to
   announce the initial preview of SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_e_sqlite3mc. But before
   we talk about that, let’s talk a little about what SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers
   is.

 * Oct 19, 2023 • #miscellaneous
   
   
   COMMAND PROMPT IS STILL KINDA UGLY
   
   Nearly a decade ago, I wrote about how Command Prompt was ugly. We’ve come a
   long way since then. Windows Terminal is infinitely more beautiful, but I
   still don’t like the default color scheme.

 * Jan 21, 2023 • #miscellaneous
   
   
   IMAGE METADATA USING WINRT ON .NET
   
   Did you know you can tap into a whole world of Windows Runtime (WinRT) APIs
   using .NET 6? No really, APIs for media transcoding and composition, face
   detection, OCR, speech recognition, and text-to-speech are just sitting there
   waiting to be used by your apps. In this post, we’ll use some of these APIs
   to answer the Who, When, and Where of an image file.

 * Jul 26, 2022 • #sqlite
   
   
   SQLITE IN VISUAL STUDIO 2022
   
   A couple of years ago, I was thinking of ways to see if any fundamental
   ADO.NET features were still missing from Microsoft.Data.Sqlite, or if it
   broke any long-established assumptions. I decided to try implementing a
   Visual Studio Data Designer Extensibility (DDEX) provider.

 * May 4, 2022 • #entity-framework
   
   
   ON .NET - ENTITY FRAMEWORK MIGRATIONS EXPLAINED
   
   This week, @JamesMontemagno invited me onto the On .NET show to talk about
   migrations. I answered questions like: What are they? Should I use them? How
   do I use them? What if I’m using Dapper or SQLite-net? How are projects like
   Fluent Migrator and DbUp related? I even got to show off SQLite Toolbox.
   Watch it, and let me know what you think!

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