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The site was running on GitHub's defaults, which take the title and description
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which is what jekyll-seo-tag uses to build canonical and og:url.

Also: strip_title, so the page title stops being printed twice (once in the
theme's header banner, once as the heading it was derived from); jekyll-sitemap,
which is not in the always-on GitHub Pages plugin set, for the sitemap.xml and
robots.txt the site did not have; and a favicon built from the project logo,
hooked up via the head-custom.html include the theme provides for exactly this.

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Dapper

Dapper is a simple micro-ORM used to simplify working with ADO.NET; if you like SQL but dislike the boilerplate of ADO.NET: Dapper is for you!

As a simple example:

string region = ...
var customers = connection.Query<Customer>(
    "select * from Customers where Region = @region", // SQL
    new { region } // parameters
    ).AsList();

But all the execute/single-row/scalar/async/etc functionality you would expect: is there as extension methods on your DbConnection.

See GitHub for more information and examples.

Sponsors

Dapper was originally developed for and by Stack Overflow, but is F/OSS. Sponsorship is welcome and invited - see the sponsor link at the top of the page. A huge thanks to everyone (individuals or organisations) who have sponsored Dapper, but a massive thanks in particular to:

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