How to use Dapper in DotNet [Dotnet 7] [C#]

Use Dapper in Dotnet: step by step guide to connecting, inserting, selecting, deleting, updating, and building transactions. Dapper is a Micro ORM that is very easy to use, and doesn't require a big learning curve to get started. You should know SQL or MySQL syntax and have an existing database in order to use this guide, but its as easy as pie. Do you have queries created in MySQL Workbench or SSMS that you want to run in your app? Use them along with Dapper!

[@bsh7390]

Appreciated sir, you just read my mind, I was looking for dapper and here it is.

[@DataVids]

Glad I could help!

[@markoviitanen2671]

I don't have any user in debug launch profiles, and when I created one with the name of an app, it does not link it to connectionstring. Nothing shows when hovering over it.

[@DataVids]

There are a lot of places to put a connectionstring, and depending on which template you are using (asp.net web core application, console application) and whether its dotnet core (dotnet 5 ,6, 7, 8) or dotnet framework things are going to be a little different. Which kind of project are you using?