Update 2019-02-10
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I’ve released a nuget package for SAFE.DataStore.
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The GitHub repo can be found here.
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Additionally, I’ve uploaded two videos where I demonstrate the usage of the
SAFE.DataStorelibrary to create applications:
Short version (14 min)
Long “blooper” version (33 min) -
EShopexample console application provided in SAFE.DataStore.Examples on GitHub.
What’s new
First thing you might notice is that I changed name of the project to SAFE.DataStore (previously SAFE.DataAccess).
There’s been a lot of cleanup and refactors in the code base, some bugfixes, all solidifying the basic functionality. The project is also updated to use the latest SafeApp (0.2.0) bindnings
Additionally, I used the browser auth flow in the C# tutorial recently provided by MaidSafe: https://forum.autonomi.community/t/release-c-api-update-tutorials-for-net-mobile-and-desktop-development
(I had to do a slight change to make it work with netcore).
The main result of all of this is that there’s actually something available that any C# developer could use to start writing applications using a very simple and powerful API to store and retrieve data from SAFENetwork.
The demo video
The video will show you how to use the SAFE.DataStore library in a C# application, to authenticate to the network, create a db, and to store and retrieve data.
If you want some more details (+ mistakes and confusion 
), see the long version (33 min). Otherwise, just go with the short version (14 min).
Enjoy 