.NET Blub: Frameworks beyond Microsoft
summary
Most .NET web stacks stick to ASP.NET MVC/Core + Entity Framework + SQL Server but viable swaps exist: Postgres offers PLV8 JavaScript inside the database, JSON columns and functional indexes for fast, indexed JSON queries; the C# library Marten turns Postgres into a document store and event store; lightweight HTTP frameworks like NancyFX and F# Suave give explicit routing and easier testing; raw-SQL micro-ORM Dapper (used by Stack Overflow) yields much faster, DBA-friendly queries and full SQL control.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:45No such thing as a silver bullet
- 1:15Wheres my mouse
- 1:37No silver bullet
- 1:54Cheating
- 2:10Blub Paradox
- 3:06Lisp
- 5:30Languages frameworks in parallel
- 8:34The Blood Paradox
- 10:10Relational Databases
- 11:56Sequel Server
- 13:43Postgres
- 14:58JavaScript
- 17:55Martin
- 18:47Raven
- 19:23Event Store
- 20:18Data Access
- 21:28Entity Framework
- 26:46Web frameworks
- 27:37ASPnet
- 30:11swathe
- 32:20nancy
- 39:21Visual Basic
- 41:43FSharp
- 43:44VisualBasic
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