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...The provider looks and feels just like any other Entity Framework Core provider. Aside from providing general EF Core support for PostgreSQL, the provider also exposes some PostgreSQL-specific capabilities, allowing you to query JSON, array or range columns, as well as many other advanced features. For more information, see the the Npgsql site.

Npgsql is an open source ADO.NET Data Provider for PostgreSQL, it allows programs written in C#, Visual Basic, F# to access the PostgreSQL database server. It is implemented in 100% C# code, is free and is open source. An Entity Framework Core provider is also available and exposes some features unique to the PostgreSQL database to EF Core users. Finally, a legacy Entity Framework 6.x (non-Core) provider is also available but is no longer being actively maintained. Npgsql is the open source...

CouchDB-Net is a .NET client library for Apache CouchDB, providing developers with a simple way to interact with the database using C#. It enables document storage, querying, and replication in .NET applications.

Evolutility is a lightweight CRUD framework for heavy lifting. With a generic Web UI and an integrated micro ORM, Evolutility provides a framework for full CRUD and dashboard without any hand-coding. With it, you can build CRUD web applications or professional looking administration pages by defining metadata in XML (or in a database) instead of hand-coding HTML, Javascript, CSS, SQL, and C# or VB. For ASP.NET and SQLServer (partial support for MySQL).

The Binary Embedded Storage System (BESSy) is meant to provide a small, fast embedded repository system for local storage. The BESSy database is a fully atomic, query-able file based db. This is a robust and fast way to store objects of any size. The database is multithreaded and will take advantage of multiple processors. This database is indexed, seeded, transactional, and supports replication. Latest release 0.9.1.0 not compatible with previous database versions.

The stuff here has no documentation and some of it may never be completed. This is my playground, use at your own risk.

Yaffa is an always evolving idea - now new approach for a data repository mixed with some features of object oriented databases with ease of use, no administration in mind and of course it will fit into the actual environment whatever that is.