Build a Database Connection Framework In 133 Lines Of Code
The article discusses creating a database connection framework using ASP.NET and SQLite in a concise manner. It emphasizes the simplicity of the process, which can be accomplished in just 133 lines of code. The author provides detailed instructions for setting up the database and connecting it to a minimal API without using Entity Framework.
- ▪The article focuses on building a database connection framework using ASP.NET and SQLite.
- ▪It aims to provide developers with total control over their SQL queries.
- ▪Instructions are provided for setting up a local SQLite database and connecting it to an API.
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