From databases to API: an efficient solution both on-premises and in Azure | .NET Conf 2023

Data API builder turns Azure Databases into REST a GraphQL API so that you can have the backend for your next modern application done in just a few minutes instead of days. With full support to authentication and authorization, integrated with Static Web Apps and easily scalable up and out - using API Management - Data API builder is something you really want to look at. Available both on Azure and on-premises, and Open Source, this is very likely to become your favorite tool. Come and learn everything about it!
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[@a-rezhko]

This seems duplicates OData, which is awesome to expose relational data model.

[@Unskilledcrab]

Would love to see this integrated with ef core so in a code first application you could simply use the attributes or ef config files to create the same outputs

[@Mohsin98388]

Would love to see a beginners series for this, similar to what was done recently for FE and BE for beginners

[@jjobrien9]

This looks really cool

[@TheTobbe31]

Is this session about how to create technical debt? Joke aside, it can happen easily if not careful

[@DavideMauri]

I guess you still use notepad to write your code, right? ;)

[@TheTobbe31]

@@DavideMauri Not really. My comment is very relevant

[@DavideMauri]

@@TheTobbe31 so, on a more serious note, why do you think that?

[@TheTobbe31]

@@DavideMauri I regard “Relevant” and “serious” to be synonyms in this case. Over and out!

[@umerkle]

@@TheTobbe31 You throw in a serious or relevant comment, but are not willing to explain WHY you think so as @DavideMauri asked?
That doesn't seem relevant or serious to me. Over and out!