i understand your point of view. If you design a new solution from scratch you can use modern approaches like code first, But in the real world you sometimes have some limitations. For example, you have to use an existing database or the customer you are working for has a special team for all database affairs and doesn't allow developers to manipulate the database. In those cases you have to maintain config files which is a pain to do manually. Of course you can use template tools (like T4 for example), but then you have to write and maintain the templates for yourself. If you have a tool, which has all the knowledge of how to generate a configuration efficiently inside it is a high value for the user. He can concentrate on the business logic and don't have to spend much time with the annoying plumbing code for database access.
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