[issung]

Alright I'm convinced, I'm using postgres for my next project. Anyone have any experiences with it and Entity Framework Core?

[blencdr]

I'm using EF Core with SQL Server and PostgreSQL for two different production projects; it works like a charm, and the performance is great.

All recent projects in my company are PostgreSQL based (> 2000 production applications), and we have far fewer troubles with PostgreSQL than with Oracle, not to mention the licensing.

[caleblloyd]

I have used it in multiple projects and it works great. The Npgsql.EntityFrameworkCore.PostgreSQL provider is always quickly updated when new versions of EF Core are shipped, and its primary maintainer @roji is also extremely talented and responsive. All around has been a pleasure to work with!

[danielovichdk]

Coming from the MS ecosystem i can definitely vouch for EF core, but I am more of a Dapper person myself.

But I don't use PG because my needs are not so heavy nor have I the data sizes or advanced features that makes PG a more reliable choice over sqllite.

[taspeotis]

Npgsql has been good for me, although each major release there are a few teething issues.

[riperoni]

I am using it in a hobby code first project. Had no issues with it, but my data model is admittedly not complex and the the data is small in size.

[thrixton]

Well supported in EF core, great experience. Having said that, I’ve not used EF core with any other DB so have nothing to compare to.

[JackMorgan]

I'm managing two medium sized projects on that stack, using both EF core and Dapper. I'm about to switch a third over from Oracle because I'm so tired of all the issues with Oracle.