The Business Entity Execution Framework (Beef) framework, and the underlying code generation, has been primarily created to support the industrialization of API development.
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The Business Entity Execution Framework (Beef) framework, and the underlying code generation, has been primarily created to support the industrialization of API development.
A code example showing 5 ways to manage database schema in .NET
Cross platform command line tool that helps you to deploy database changes. Supports a range of databases
SQL Server object definition scripting for DbUp
Samples on how to use SQL Server and Azure SQL with .NET Aspire
Fork of DbUp project (http://dbup.github.io) with additional script options: redeploy on change, ignore first deployment, migration dependency order, include subdirectory name in script name. Script options are implemented only for SQL Server
DbEx provides database extensions for DbUp-inspired database migrations.
Package Manager Console scripts for DbUp
Package manager console command "Add-Migration" that creates an sql file with date and time (yyyyMMddHHmmss) in the file name (e.g. 20170730185349_Migration.sql)
EntityFramework Multiple DbContext and DbUp concurrent migration, includes FluentMigrator approach
The API provides secure identity and access management.
sample code for presentation on migrations
A c# console-application to manage SQL scripts with database environments for multiple applications.
Migratonator - Database Migration Tool
Use SQL Server 2025 and Azure SQL vector capabilities to ingest and embed documents from arXiv. C# application using Azure functions and local databases in Docker, orchestrated by Aspire.
DbUp .Net with MySQL client in Docker. DbUb MySQL .NET core in Docker.
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