Small ASP.NET Core MVC sample demonstrating basic Dapper usage with SQLite and a simple CRUD UI using Razor views.

• Simple Person model with validation attributes
• PersonRepository demonstrating Dapper queries (GetAll, GetById, Create, Update, Delete)
• PeopleController and Razor views for list/create/edit/delete
• SQLite database file people.db (created automatically on startup)

• .NET 8 SDK: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download

1. Restore and run:

   dotnet restore dotnet run

2. Open a browser to https://localhost:5001 (or the URL shown in the console).
3. Use the People link in the navigation to view and manage people.

• Connection string: by default the app uses Data Source=people.db. To change it, add a connection string named ConnectionStrings:Default in appsettings.json.

• The project uses Dapper for lightweight data access and Microsoft.Data.Sqlite for the database.
• Model validation is implemented using data annotations; client-side validation uses the existing validation partial.

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