I do agree that combination of powerful ORM + light wrapper over raw SQL like Dapper makes stuff way easier (faster, less boilerplate-ish) while maintaining dec

I do agree that combination of powerful ORM + light wrapper over raw SQL like Dapper makes stuff way easier (faster, less boilerplate-ish) while maintaining decent performance. People tend to say that: EF Core for saving data in db (because it detects changes and shortens code really hard) and Dapper for reads - writting manually good queries