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Update README.md #3

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  • Documentation
    • Updated README to reflect the shift in focus to a Proof of Concept implementation using EventStoreDb with .NET.
    • Added a link to a Medium article detailing CRUD operations with EventStoreDb in .NET.

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  1. README.md: The title in the file has been changed from "PoC .NET template" to "PoC EventStoreDb with .NET," but the emoji added may not be universally supported or appropriate for a README file.

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  1. README.md: Consider using a more standard format for README titles without emojis unless they serve a specific purpose related to the content. Emojis may not render consistently in all environments.
  2. README.md: When providing useful links, consider making them clickable by using markdown syntax Link Text for better readability and usability.

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- Updated title in README.md ✅
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The repository has shifted its focus from being a general .NET Proof of Concept (PoC) template to specifically implementing PoC using EventStoreDb with .NET. The README.md file was updated to reflect this new direction and now includes a link to a Medium article detailing CRUD operations using EventStoreDb in .NET.

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README.md Updated content to focus on EventStoreDb with .NET. Added a link to a Medium article detailing CRUD operations.

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In the realm of .NET, we took a new flight,
Embracing EventStoreDb, feels oh so right.
CRUD operations now clear in sight,
With a README refreshed, shining bright.
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Summary of Proposed Changes

  • 🛠️ Changed the title from "PoC .NET template" to "PoC EventStoreDb with .NET".
  • 🛠️ Updated the description to "Proof of Concept of EventStoreDb with .NET".
  • ➖ Removed instructions for creating a new repository using the template.
  • ➕ Added a "Useful links" section with a link to a Medium article on CRUD operations using EventStoreDb in .NET.

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The proposed changes are straightforward and improve the specificity of the README file by focusing on EventStoreDb with .NET. The addition of a useful link is beneficial for users looking for more information on CRUD operations with EventStoreDb in .NET. The removal of the template-specific instructions is appropriate given the new focus of the repository. Overall, the changes enhance the clarity and usefulness of the README file.

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# PoC EventStoreDb with .NET

A template repository for .NET PoC (Proof of Concept)
🔬 Proof of Concept of EventStoreDb with .NET

---

- Create a new repository using this one as a template (click the green button at the top right of this page).
- Edit [README.md](README.md) file to align with your PoC.
- Change the solution and projects to suit your investigation/test/concept.
## Useful links

- https://medium.com/@abhinandkr56/crud-operations-using-eventstoredb-in-net-b851f65bd028

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The following suggestions can help improve clarity and add instructional detail:

  1. Add Purpose Section: Explain why EventStoreDb is being used.
  2. More Useful Links: Add links to official docs or tutorials.
# PoC EventStoreDb with .NET

🔬 Proof of Concept of EventStoreDb with .NET

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## Purpose
This PoC demonstrates how to integrate EventStoreDb with a .NET application.

## Useful links

- [CRUD with EventStoreDb](https://medium.com/@abhinandkr56/crud-operations-using-eventstoredb-in-net-b851f65bd028)
- [EventStoreDb Official Docs](https://eventstore.com/docs/)

These additions improve the documentation context and provide more resources for the reader.

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9-9: Avoid using bare URLs.

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- https://medium.com/@abhinandkr56/crud-operations-using-eventstoredb-in-net-b851f65bd028
+ [CRUD operations using EventStoreDb in .NET](https://medium.com/@abhinandkr56/crud-operations-using-eventstoredb-in-net-b851f65bd028)
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1-1: Title update looks good.

The title now accurately reflects the new focus on EventStoreDb with .NET.


3-3: Description update looks good.

The description now accurately reflects the new focus on EventStoreDb with .NET.


7-7: Useful links section addition looks good.

Adding a section for useful links is a helpful addition to the documentation.

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Infisical secrets check: ✅ No secrets leaked!

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12:01AM INF scan completed in 62.6ms
12:01AM INF no leaks found

@guibranco guibranco disabled auto-merge July 18, 2024 00:02
@guibranco guibranco merged commit bd06ce1 into main Jul 18, 2024
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