In Part 2 of this ASP.NET Core .NET 10 E-Commerce Backend series, we integrate a real SQL database using Entity Framework Core. You’ll learn how to configure DbContext, add a connection string, run migrations, and generate the database schema directly from your C# models. This step transforms the project from a demo API into a production-style backend with persistent storage.
Install EF Core packages
Configure DbContext
SQL Server connection
Migrations & database creation
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