This video teaches the virtues of using record types in domain modeling and also in persistence using EF Core. Those two did not go together until recently. But the climate has changed, and this video shows how you can benefit from the new feature added to EF Core.
Ever since record types saw the light of day in C#, the question was: Can we persist records with EF Core? And the grim answer was always: No. Entity Framework tracks entities, and records are no entities.
EF Core 8 changed that picture with its new feature: complex types. You can now use a record the way you always wanted - as an immutable part of a larger object - and persist it the way you always felt right - as a set of columns in that larger object's table.
And there is more. Watch the video to learn all the angles of applying record types in a model persisted using EF Core.

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