Include new promtps for migration

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4. **Flexibility**: Enhanced querying capabilities through LINQ
5. **Reliability**: Built-in connection and transaction management
## AI Assistance for Migration
### Using Claude for Migration Support
Claude can significantly accelerate the migration process through intelligent code analysis and transformation. Here are effective prompting strategies:
#### Example 1: Initial Analysis Prompt
```
I need to migrate a Core20 ORM implementation to EF Core 8.0. Here are my source files:
[Paste your Core20 files here]
Please:
1. Analyze the current implementation
2. Identify key patterns and functionality
3. Propose an EF Core equivalent structure
4. Provide a sample implementation for one entity
5. List potential challenges and their solutions
```
#### Example 2: Detailed Implementation Prompt
```
Please help me implement the EF Core repository for this entity:
[Paste your entity class]
Requirements:
1. Maintain existing functionality
2. Use async/await pattern
3. Implement proper dependency injection
4. Include repository interface
5. Show example service layer integration
```
### Using GitHub Copilot
1. **Repository Migration**
```csharp
// Copilot prompt in comments:
// Convert this Core20 repository to EF Core 8.0:
// [Paste original repository code]
public class MyEntityRepository
{
// Let Copilot suggest the implementation
}
```
2. **Entity Configuration**
```csharp
// Copilot prompt in comments:
// Create EF Core fluent configuration for this entity:
// [Paste entity properties]
public class MyEntityConfiguration : IEntityTypeConfiguration<MyEntity>
{
// Let Copilot suggest the configuration
}
```
### Best Practices for AI-Assisted Migration
1. **Preparation**
- Document all existing functionality
- Identify critical patterns
- Create test cases before migration
2. **Prompting Strategy**
- Start with high-level architecture
- Break down into specific components
- Include context and constraints
- Request examples for complex patterns
3. **Validation Process**
- Review AI-generated code thoroughly
- Test against existing functionality
- Verify performance characteristics
- Check security implications
4. **Iterative Improvement**
```
Prompt Template:
"The current implementation of [feature] in EF Core needs improvement.
Current code:
[paste code]
Required improvements:
1. [specific improvement]
2. [specific improvement]
Please provide an optimized version maintaining these constraints: [list constraints]"
```
### AI Tools Comparison for Migration Tasks
| Task | Claude | GitHub Copilot | Best Practice |
|------|---------|---------------|---------------|
| Architecture Analysis | Excellent | Limited | Use Claude for initial analysis |
| Code Conversion | Good | Excellent | Use Copilot with Claude's guidance |
| Pattern Recognition | Excellent | Good | Start with Claude, refine with Copilot |
| Documentation | Excellent | Limited | Use Claude for docs generation |
| Edge Cases | Good | Limited | Use Claude to identify, Copilot to implement |
### Velocity Optimization Tips
1. **Parallel Processing**
- Use AI to generate multiple implementations
- Human review focuses on architecture and edge cases
- AI handles repetitive conversions
2. **Template Generation**
```
Prompt Template for New Entities:
"Convert this Core20 entity to EF Core:
[entity code]
Include:
1. Entity configuration
2. Repository implementation
3. Service layer
4. Required interfaces
5. Example usage"
```
3. **Quality Assurance**
- Use AI to generate test cases
- Automated validation of patterns
- Performance benchmark comparisons
## Conclusion
The migration from Core20 to EF Core represents a significant modernization effort that will result in more maintainable, type-safe, and performant code. While consumers will need to adapt to the async/await pattern and dependency injection approach, the benefits include better tooling support, improved development experience, and more reliable data access patterns. The provided examples demonstrate how the new repository pattern provides a more robust and flexible way to interact with the data layer.
By leveraging AI tools effectively, the migration process can be significantly accelerated while maintaining high quality standards. The key is to use each tool's strengths appropriately and maintain a consistent validation process throughout the migration.