Using Qdrant for Embeddings Search with C#
I recently wrote a .NET client for the Qdrant vector database and ended up contributing it to the official Qdrant .NET SDK. A question came up from a user asking how to adapt an OpenAI cookbook article written in Python using the qdrant python client, to C# using the .NET SDK. This is the topic of today's post.
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