They aren't "official", but definitely worth trying With about 100K NuGet downloads each, frequent versions and active maintenance. Pomelo offers EF Core support on top of MySQLConnector.MySqlConnector offers a truly asynchronous provider for.That's why in the past few years people have built their own, truly asynchronous providers. That alone makes it unsuitable for web applications, where one wants to server as many requests as possible using the minimum number of threads/CPU. The "async" calls are fake - they are run on separate threads, defeating the very purpose of using async. Note that I used Ĭurrently, MySQL for Visual Studio isn't supported in Visual Studio 2013Ĭonnector/.NET is essentially stagnant, with the same problems it had in 2013, eg no true asynchronous calls. This replaces the old reference with a new one. To fix this, I added the following section in my app.config: Unfortuanetly, MySQL for Visual Studio adds a reference to an older provider version (mentioned here) and can't load the newer version. First you need to add the MySQL Connector using NuGet. This is not enough to run your code though. Once you do this, you can add connections to MariaDB and create EF models. I used the Web version as I only wanted to download the connectors and the extensions. To work with MySQL/MariaDB in Visual Studio 2010/2012,you need to install MySQL for Visual Studio using MySQL Installer. I was able to use MariaDB 10 with Entity Framework although it required a bit of work mainly because the MySQL tools are a bit buggy.
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