Everybody uses EF Core for their data access in CSharp.
Well... Almost everybody.
I don't -- but it's not because I think it's bad. It's just a personal preference and sticking to patterns I'm used to. I'll be on the EF Core train some day!
But today is not that day.
Until then, here's an awesome tool called DbUp that's very much aligned with how I like to work with SQL and database migrations. In this video, I'll walk you through an introduction to using DbUp so you can try it out in your next dotnet project!
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