In this article, you will learn how to create Microsoft .NET Core console application with NoSQL- MongoDB at the back-end.
In this article, I am going to demonstrate how to create a very simple Microsoft .NET Core - Console Application using NoSQL - MongoDB at back-end. I assume, you have a little understanding about .NET framework connectivity with any RDBMS. Prerequisite
Demonstration You can complete this step by step application in 8 steps. I tried to answer some of the debugging stages in the process. Still, if you find any difficulty, please post in comments section.
Conclusion In this application, I have demonstrated CRUD operation with .NET Core and MongoDB. Demonstrated project is available with the name of AppTest.rar, attached with this article. Additionally, you can learn about customization of BsonDocument to our own format on my blog here. NoSQL can have a different number of columns (fields) in different rows (called document). ID can also be customized instead of FirstName but for this example, I took one quite simple application. CustomizedProject zip is available also, that I have discussed on my blog.
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