Unit Of Work Repository Pattern c# 

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Hi Ngo, Thank you very much for taking time to give feedback ❤ & encourage me create more such videos. [Answer to your question] : Its completely up to you what level of code refactoring, reusability and optimization you want to use, actually depends upon your project structure as well. The whole point, I tried to explain was "What is Unit of Work, how its works and how it is different from Normal Repository pattern". Your suggestion is absolutely right but I tried to make it super simple and easy to understand for all. Happy Coding and Good Luck TechWebDots!

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Adding many repositories in the UnitOfWork class can increase memory consumption, because the more repository attributes you add, the more memory you use. Now imagine that in an application you only need one repository in one request and what about the others? A waste of memory.

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Hi PMRO, Software Design plays a very important role for any application either its of Unit of Work, Repository or Generic Repository. Its hard to understand the real problem in two lines but what I can suggest is, You can use the Generic one where you have common behaviour but If the behavour expectation is defferent then try to follow the Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) and perform the required operation CRUD etc. You can find these videos in the TechWebDots channel easily but here is the quick links. SOLID Design Principles in C# | With very easy code examples ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A5OD1gtaMm8.html Design Patterns in C# | Complete Playlist ru-vid.com/group/PLBEm2Vv2nD-Ppk8U_LaR8wXl47kgCI8Dl Hope you like our video. Team TechWebDots!

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@@TechWebDots I'm still new to this, after learning repository pattern, I find it best to use it with unit of work right? I'm planning to use ado.net but most of the tutorials on the web is about entity framework...

@@zerosandones7547 Pure ADO.NET is legacy now a day because of advance versions of .Net (framework & core). If you are already maintaining transactions in efficient way in your app then you can skip this because I believe you have already seen in this current session, what kind of project structure changes it requires. But if you still want to apply unit of work in your space asap then below are the two articles that can give you some hints instantly: codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/144784/unit-of-work-uow-pattern-with-ado-net www.codeproject.com/Articles/709052/Unit-of-Work-Sample-Implementation-for-ADO-NET Happy Coding and Good Luck TechWebDots!

@@TechWebDots what do you mean by legacy? I keep hearing that word but I don't really know what "legacy code" is I am planning to create a new project, and I am already confident about my ADO.NET skills, since making stored procedures is easier for me. So is it okay if I don't use entity framework?