Dapper for .Net Standard 2.0 Is Out!!!
Not as much fanfare as I expected, but it's finally out! Dapper 1.50.4 for .Net Standard 2.0 is ready! Exciting times ahead for fans of the micro-ORM library.
With an on-going .Net Core 1.1 project, I'm itching to upgrade it to .Net Core 2.0. Telerik and Serilog were .Net Core 2.0 ready for months already. Now, finally, the long wait is over! Dapper 1.50.4 is .Net Standard 2.0 compatible and ready for primetime.
Migrating from .Net Core 1.1. to .Net Core 2.0 is a big step up and lots of work. Now that all 3rd-party products are ready, it will be easier to plan out the migration strategy. The fact that the .Net Core 1.1 application is live makes it a bit tricky. One option playing around in my head is to break the application apart, into smaller pieces that can serve themselves as parts of a whole.
Microservices? Maybe. Not exactly. I don't know. The endpoint is still monolithic. At least in effect. Just imagining things in my head. But with all the ingredients ready, Telerik, Serilog and Dapper, things are opening up.
The good news is that Mendz.Data remains compatible with the latest version of Dapper. Check out the Mendz.Data+Dapper samples here https://github.com/etmendz/Mendz.Data.SqlServer/wiki/Sample:-TestRepositories.
NuGet Mendz.Data and Dapper to quickly build fast, scalable and future ready applications.
With an on-going .Net Core 1.1 project, I'm itching to upgrade it to .Net Core 2.0. Telerik and Serilog were .Net Core 2.0 ready for months already. Now, finally, the long wait is over! Dapper 1.50.4 is .Net Standard 2.0 compatible and ready for primetime.
Migrating from .Net Core 1.1. to .Net Core 2.0 is a big step up and lots of work. Now that all 3rd-party products are ready, it will be easier to plan out the migration strategy. The fact that the .Net Core 1.1 application is live makes it a bit tricky. One option playing around in my head is to break the application apart, into smaller pieces that can serve themselves as parts of a whole.
Microservices? Maybe. Not exactly. I don't know. The endpoint is still monolithic. At least in effect. Just imagining things in my head. But with all the ingredients ready, Telerik, Serilog and Dapper, things are opening up.
The good news is that Mendz.Data remains compatible with the latest version of Dapper. Check out the Mendz.Data+Dapper samples here https://github.com/etmendz/Mendz.Data.SqlServer/wiki/Sample:-TestRepositories.
NuGet Mendz.Data and Dapper to quickly build fast, scalable and future ready applications.
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