This article will discuss the different types of Fluent APIs out there, and will also show you a demo app that includes a Fluent API of my own making, and shall also discuss some of the problems that you may encounter whilst creating your own Fluent API. I should mention that this article is a very simple one (which makes a change for me), and I do not expect many people to like it, but I thought it would help some folk, so I published it any way. So if you read it and think jeez Sacha that was crap, just think back to this paragraph where I told you it would be a dead simple article. Trust me, the next ones (they are in progress) are not so easy, and are quite hard to digest, so maybe this small one is a good thing.


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