[🏫 In-Person] EF Core LINQ Provider for MongoDB with AI with Arthur Vickers

🎉 Join us for an evening of .NET, MongoDB, AI and good company!
This event will be a single talk on Building an EF Core LINQ Provider for MongoDB with Claude Code with Arthur Vickers. 🧑‍💻🤖🍃

⚠️ This will be an in-person event, the venue is Sheffield Tech Parks. 🏢📍

🙌 Everyone is welcome! You don't need to be a .NET developer or even work with .NET to attend. Whether you're interested in MongoDB 🍃, EF Core, LINQ, AI-assisted development 🤖, Claude Code, or just want to meet and chat with other developers 🗣️🍻, we'd love to see you there!

📍 Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/xm9z5Wr97QbefVCP7
🚗 Parking: Sheffield Tech Parks have limited parking, however provide free parking to our guests! 🎉 Once at the barriers phone 0114 221 1800 and they'll let you in.

📅 Agenda:
🍕🥤 Pizza/Drinks (18:15 - 18:30)
👋🗣️ Introduction (18:30)
🧑‍🏫🤖 Building an EF Core LINQ Provider for MongoDB with Claude Code
🍻 Social @ Pub (after the talks) 🎉

👉 Building an EF Core LINQ Provider for MongoDB with Claude Code
LINQ allows C developers to write queries in a natural, database-agnostic way, while retaining performant execution. However, building a fully-featured LINQ provider for EF Core is a daunting job, typically requiring person-years of skilled development. To avoid this, the MongoDB EF Core provider wraps the existing LINQ provider from the driver. This is a slow, memory-intensive mechanism, and requires that the driver understand EF Core semantics. Therefore, I used Claude Code to build a first-class EF Core LINQ provider for MongoDB. This is the story of that effort: what worked, what didn't, and what building complex software with an AI agent is really like.

🎟️ Come along, learn something new, meet some great people, and enjoy some free pizza and drinks! 🍕🥤

🤝 You don't have to be a .NET developer to join us — everyone is welcome! ❤️