Blazor Withour Entity Framework

Question

Hello I want to build a Blazor application witheout Entity Framework . Can someone point me into the right direction please . Best regards Rui Ruivo

Lokesh Varman · Answer

If you want to build a Blazor application without using Entity Framework for data access, there are alternative options you can consider. Here are a few suggestions: 1.ADO.NET 2.Dapper 3.GraphQL 4.WebAPI These are just a few options available to you when building a Blazor application without using Entity Framework. The choice depends on your specific requirements and preferences.

Tuhin Paul · Answer

1. Choose a method for interacting with your database. Some options include using a micro-ORM like Dapper or a data access library like ADO.NET. 2. Create classes that represent your data entities. These classes will map to the tables in your database. 3. Write methods in your data access layer to perform CRUD operations on your data models. 4. Blazor supports dependency injection, allowing you to register your data access classes as services.

Imap Backup · Answer

Nice thanks

Sam Hobbs · Answer

I suppose this question was meant to ask how to use a database without using Entity Framework. There are various libraries in .Net that can be used to use databases without EF. EF and Dapper are both ORMs. It will take time to learn an ORM but they can save time after learning them. You can learn very much from using databases without an ORM but you will eventually learn the benefit of using an ORM.

Sam Hobbs · Answer

A Blazor application that is created for us by .Net does not have Entity Framework. We usually add EF after the application has been generated. For you, just do not add EF. Simple. Note that there are Blazor server applications and Blazor WebAssembly applications. Blazor WebAssembly applications create applictions that execute in the client (the browser). Blazor WebAssembly applications can be static and can be hosted in many hosts for free. I use Cloudflare for my Blazor WebAssembly applications.