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LiteDB is a serverless database delivered in a single small DLL (< 450kb) fully written in .NET C# managed code (compatible with .NET 4.5 and NETStandard 2.0). Install it via NuGet or just copy the DLL to your bin project folder. LiteDB is a simple and fast NoSQL database solution. Ideal for mobile apps (Xamarin ready), desktop/local applications, application file format, web applications, and one database per account/user data store. Portable UWP and Xamarin iOS/Android, ACID transactions,...

Evolve is a lightweight database migration tool for .NET applications, compatible with PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and SQL Server. Designed with simplicity and speed in mind, it runs SQL scripts in order and tracks their history to keep database schema consistent. Evolve integrates easily with .NET projects for version-controlled schema updates.

DBLX 3.3 is available! DBLX is a multi-user, client-server relational database. DBLX uses standard SQL and has many types of clients, and client API's. DBLX has a REST server to allow direct access from web applications. The design goals of DBLX are to produce a very fast database which can be used with standard ANSI sql. DBLX source code is available in C# and Java. DBLX includes the server component, a command-line client, as well as client APIs. DBLX is well-documented so that...

This project consists out of a windows based designer application and a library (that can run on multiple platforms, including android) together with several demo applications (including an MVC3 chatbot client and an android application). It is probably best compared to a database management system, but for neural networks instead of relational data. As such, the library is optimized for handling any type of data-size by using advanced streaming and caching algorithms. With the designer,...

...(I.e. do not generally access tables and other database objects owned by other software) Sub-goals include automating certain menial functions such as upgrading of tables, persisting desired structure of tables to the database (such as during product installation), and easing the management of table-structure related source-code. This ORM is fairly mature, in that it has been used in several of my projects over the last 5 years. The open-source release of this ORM precedes, and will pave the way for, the open-source release of several of the above-mentioned projects.