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Tim Corey explains how to set up a SQL database and configure Dapper for data access in a .NET Minimal API project.
Minimal APIs are now the default in .NET 6. I thought that we should take some time and look at what they are, how they work, and what they might look like in the real world. To that end, we are going to spend two videos covering this topic. This video will cover setting up a SQL database and configuring Dapper for easy data access. We will set up a simple but full CRUD data layer so that when we build our minimal API in part two, we can concentrate on the API itself and not the setup. The great thing is that this lesson will work with almost any user interface, not just a minimal API. Part 2: youtu.be/5tYSO5mAjXs?si=Z1QEvn8_KkGnm2B_ Full Training Courses: DevForge.com Source Code: DevForge.com/downloads/?code=MinimalAPIPart1 Mailing List: signup.iamtimcorey.com/What people say. Recommended as a straightforward, non-overengineered tutorial for getting started with Dapper and SQL in .NET.
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