What it is: The MongoDB Entity Framework (EF) Core Provider now supports EF Core 10.0, the latest version of Microsoft’s open-source object-relational mapper (ORM) for .NET. The provider now allows teams to upgrade their applications to EF Core 10 without sacrificing compatibility or functionality when targeting MongoDB as the underlying database. Developers can continue to interact with MongoDB using familiar .NET objects and programming patterns, simplifying database integration and development.

Who is it for: The MongoDB EF Core Provider is for .NET developers who want to use MongoDB with the same ORM techniques they already know, including class-to-collection mapping, relationship handling, and LINQ queries. This makes it easier to integrate MongoDB into existing .NET projects and maintain consistent coding workflows.

Why it matters: The MongoDB EF Core Provider bridges document-oriented and relational development models, enabling teams to work within a unified, familiar framework. Developers can now use the MongoDB EF Core provider in their EF Core 10.0 projects.

How to get started: Review the documentation below to learn how to use the MongoDB EF Core Provider with EF Core 10.0.