Entity Framework Core is an object mapper that enables database interactions using familiar C# code. It supports multiple backend databases including SQLite, SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL and Cosmos DB. Using nothing more than LINQ queries, developers can write code that interacts with C# classes that is automatically translated into database calls.

In this episode of the EF Core Community Standup, software architect Tony Sneed shows how to extend a built-in feature of EF Core called scaffolding, or reverse engineering, by using templates (via Handlebars) to take control of generated code.

You can find the links that were discussed in the show at:

https://www.theurlist.com/efcore-standup-2020-07-22.

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