Understanding the requirements for the first version of an application

So far, we have been working with different web-based and GUI tools to interact with the Cosmos DB service and a document database with the SQL API. We have been using a single partition and the default indexing options. Now we will leverage our existing Cosmos DB knowledge to perform the different operations we learned with the Cosmos DB .NET Core SDK. In addition, we will work with a partition key and customized indexing options.

First, we will create an application that will work with dynamic documents without any schema by taking advantage of the dynamic keyword to create dynamic objects. The use of this keyword is one of a few possible approaches to interacting with Cosmos DB JSON documents in .NET Core and C#. The clear advantage of this approach is that we don't need to create a class that represents the documents just to perform a few operations with a collection. We will look at many common scenarios with the...