Supported Entity Properties Learn how to add properties to your entitySupported Entity Properties For non-beginners BlazorForKids supports a wide range of property types, covering the majority of commonly used types in Entity Framework Core. Whether you're working with strings, numbers, booleans, enums, DateTime, or more complex navigation properties, the framework is designed to recognize and work seamlessly with them. This allows for smooth integration with EF Core, and ensures consistency when generating forms, filters, and table views. For beginners In C#, a class with properties is like a table in Excel. You can imagine the class as the whole table, and each property as a column in that table. For example, a "Person" class might have columns like Name (text), Age (number), and Birthday (date). Just like in Excel, each column has its own type of data. BlazorForKids understands these types and knows how to work with them. So when you define your class, the framework automatically builds the right form fields and table views, saving you time and helping everything fit together correctly. Basic data types Text Property Number Property Bool Property Date Property Enum Property File Property Image Property Relational Properties One to Many Property Many to Many Property One to One Property Complex Property Json Convertible Property Functional Properties Current User Name Property Current Date Time Off Set Property Auto Incrementing Key Property Row Version Property
Supported Entity Properties Learn how to add properties to your entitySupported Entity Properties For non-beginners BlazorForKids supports a wide range of property types, covering the majority of commonly used types in Entity Framework Core. Whether you're working with strings, numbers, booleans, enums, DateTime, or more complex navigation properties, the framework is designed to recognize and work seamlessly with them. This allows for smooth integration with EF Core, and ensures consistency when generating forms, filters, and table views. For beginners In C#, a class with properties is like a table in Excel. You can imagine the class as the whole table, and each property as a column in that table. For example, a "Person" class might have columns like Name (text), Age (number), and Birthday (date). Just like in Excel, each column has its own type of data. BlazorForKids understands these types and knows how to work with them. So when you define your class, the framework automatically builds the right form fields and table views, saving you time and helping everything fit together correctly. Basic data types Text Property Number Property Bool Property Date Property Enum Property File Property Image Property Relational Properties One to Many Property Many to Many Property One to One Property Complex Property Json Convertible Property Functional Properties Current User Name Property Current Date Time Off Set Property Auto Incrementing Key Property Row Version Property