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title: "Comment by Bradley Cramer on \"Introduction to EF Core Relationships Modeling\" | Hashnode"
description: "Wow, fantastic article! I didn't have any knowledge of EFCore relationship configuration prior to this. I thought that using an ORM framework on a legacy co"
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Comment [Introduction to EF Core Relationships Modeling](https://hashnode.com/posts/introduction-to-ef-core-relationships-modeling/656a1c78d47240b15067c7d1)

[Bradley Cramer](https://hashnode.com/@Cramerica)

[Dec 2, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/introduction-to-ef-core-relationships-modeling/656a1c78d47240b15067c7d1/comment/656b64dd03318819fa36e1ed)

Wow, fantastic article! I didn't have any knowledge of EFCore relationship configuration prior to this. I thought that using an ORM framework on a legacy codebase with complex, predefined entity relationships was out of the question, but now that I know about the FluentAPI approach, I feel like a lot of doors are opened for me.