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1.dotnet / efcore

EF Core is a modern object-database mapper for .NET. It supports LINQ queries, change tracking, updates, and schema migrations.

entity-framework
database
c-sharp
dotnet-core
dotnet-standard
dotnet-framework
+3 more

C#MIT15K total3.5K forks

+271 stars

from 14,544 · score 5.61

2.npgsql / npgsql

Npgsql is the .NET data provider for PostgreSQL.

npgsql
database
postgresql
postgres
dotnet
c-sharp
+1 more

C#POSTGRESQL3.7K total897 forks

+80 stars

from 3,669 · score 4.39

3.StackExchange / StackExchange.Redis

The Redis client for .NET

c-sharp
redis
redis-client

C#MIT6.2K total1.6K forks

+71 stars

from 6,136 · score 4.28

4.Giorgi / DuckDB.NET

Bindings and ADO.NET Provider for DuckDB

duckdb
ado-net
data-science
duckdb-database
hacktoberfest

C#MIT722 total94 forks

+54 stars

from 668 · score 4.01

5.elastic / elasticsearch-net

This strongly-typed, client library enables working with Elasticsearch. It is the official client maintained and supported by Elastic.

elasticsearch
nest
c-sharp
dot-net
dot-net-client
elasticsearch-net
+1 more

C#APACHE-2.03.7K total1.1K forks

+25 stars

from 3,630 · score 3.26

6.mongodb / mongo-csharp-driver

The Official C# .NET Driver for MongoDB

mongodb
csharp
csharp-library
dotnet-framework
nosql

C#APACHE-2.03.2K total1.3K forks

+24 stars

from 3,223 · score 3.22

7.mysql-net / MySqlConnector

MySQL Connector for .NET

mysql
dotnet
async
dotnet-core
mariadb
mysql-connector
+2 more

C#MIT1.5K total356 forks

+15 stars

from 1,490 · score 2.77

8.mysql / mysql-connector-net

Connector/NET is a fully-managed ADO.NET driver for MySQL.

C#Other license335 total212 forks

+7 stars

from 328 · score 2.08

9.datastax / csharp-driver

DataStax C# Driver for Apache Cassandra

cassandra
driver
csharp
datastax-driver
client
nosql
+3 more

C#APACHE-2.0671 total256 forks

+4 stars

from 667 · score 1.61

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