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Just today, July 12, 2020, I had published an article in Medium titled “Building a Better Hybrid Data Access Solution in .NET with Entity Framework + RepoDB”.
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Just today, July 16, 2020, the popular .NET celebrity Scott Hanselman has starred RepoDB’s repository at Github. This is the biggest day for RepoDB to date!
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Just today, July 20, 2020, the popular .NET celebrity Scott Hanselman has blogged about RepoDB at hanselman.com.
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We are happily announcing the newly developed documentation site for the RepoDB library. The site is now running with the Just the Docs documentation theme for Jekyll.
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Just today, June 28, 2026, we have made a tagged release v1.14.0. In the release, we have supported the .NET 8, .NET 9 and .NET 10 versions, and have removed the support to .NET 6 and .NET 7 respectively.
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🚀 The new official RepoDB Blog is now live!
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Today, we are happy to announce that RepoDB now ships official Docker images on Docker Hub. This is the first wave of what will become a growing catalog of images, and it is focused on one thing that a lot of you have been asking for: visibility into what RepoDB is actually doing in your applications.
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We are excited to announce the availability of the Telemetry feature of RepoDB — a free, powerful capability that lets you observe exactly what your application is doing under the hood.
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Today, we are updating how we describe RepoDB. The tagline is changing from:
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We are excited to announce the preview release of Oracle support for RepoDB — the first step toward bringing our hybrid ORM’s full feature set to Oracle databases.
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We are excited to announce the preview release of Bulk Operations support for MySQL in RepoDB — shipped as two dedicated implementations, RepoDb.MySqlConnector and RepoDb.MySql, so you get native Bulk Operations whichever ADO.NET driver you’re already using.
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We are excited to announce the preview release of IBM DB2 support for RepoDB — bringing our hybrid ORM’s fluent CRUD, raw-SQL, and Bulk Operations capabilities to DB2 for the first time, right out of the gate.
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We are excited to announce the initial release of RepoDB Connectors — a new home for dedicated, provider-specific ADO.NET data providers built for RepoDB.
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We are excited to announce the preview release of MariaDB support for RepoDB — bringing our hybrid ORM’s fluent CRUD, raw-SQL, and Bulk Operations capabilities to MariaDB, built on top of the newly-released RepoDB Connectors.
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Good progress to share on a provider that’s been in the works for a while: RepoDb.ClickHouse and RepoDb.ClickHouse.BulkOperations are now passing their entire integration test suite, cleanly, across every target framework we ship.
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We are excited to announce the preview release of FirebirdSQL support for RepoDB — bringing our hybrid ORM’s fluent CRUD, raw-SQL, and Bulk Operations capabilities to Firebird for the first time, right out of the gate.
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We are excited to announce the preview release of ClickHouse support for RepoDB — bringing our hybrid ORM’s fluent CRUD, raw-SQL, and Bulk Operations capabilities to ClickHouse for the first time, right out of the gate. This follows the 1,701 passing integration tests we shared a few days ago — that milestone is now a shipped package.
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Description: RepoDB, a hybrid-ORM library for .NET, is an open-source library that bridges the gaps of micro-ORMs and full-ORMs. It is your best alternative to both Entity Framework and Dapper ORM.
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We’ll be hearing from an awesome overseas Filipino .NET developer and his open source ORM that’s giving Dapper and Entity Framework a run for their money!