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Getting started with the Supabase .NET SDK

Supabase updated its .NET toolkit to version 8.0, making it easier for C# developers to connect databases, auth, and storage to modern apps.

Joe JurczykCurated by Joe Jurczyk · Originally reported by Supabase Blog

Supabase is one of the most popular backend platforms for modern app builders because it provides authentication, databases, and file storage right out of the box. Now, the team has upgraded its official .NET SDK to version 8.0, giving C# developers a cleaner way to connect to their backend services.

If you use AI coding assistants like Cursor or Windsurf to build .NET backends, web APIs, or native desktop tools, this update simplifies how your project talks to Supabase. It introduces modern JSON handling and streamlined configuration tools for ASP.NET Core, which cuts down on boilerplate code and helps AI models write cleaner, more reliable connection logic.

As Supabase notes, the new update aims to make it "easy for you to setup the client" without messy plumbing. Even if you usually stick to JavaScript or Python when vibe coding, having solid .NET support gives you another powerful option for building scalable apps.

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