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Streamline Testing Processes with Contract Testing and Pact in .NET

Jun 4, 2024

Optimize your .NET development workflow with contract testing and Pact. Explore the transformative impact of contract testing on testing cycles, reliability, and integration. Unlock the potential of seamless software development.

Choosing the Best Immutable Dictionary for Your C# Projects

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Choosing the Best Immutable Dictionary for Your C# Projects

Pierre Belin

May 21, 2024

Make informed decisions when it comes to selecting the right immutable dictionary for your C# projects. Compare the performance and features of ReadOnlyDictionary, ImmutableDictionary, and FrozenDictionary

Unit Test your Architecture (and more) with ArchUnit

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Unit Test your Architecture (and more) with ArchUnit

Yoan Thirion

May 14, 2024

Explore the power of ArchUnit and learn how to bolster your software architecture testing.

Middleware-Based Exception Handling in ASP.NET Core

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Middleware-Based Exception Handling in ASP.NET Core

Pierre Belin

May 7, 2024

Unlock the full potential of your ASP.NET Core applications with our definitive guide to middleware-based exception handling. Learn how to gracefully manage errors, boost your application's resilience, and protect against downtime with practical, easy-to-follow strategies

Enhance your .NET Testing #8: Contract tests with Verify

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Enhance your .NET Testing #8: Contract tests with Verify

Pierre Belin

Apr 23, 2024

The most common way to test the values of an object is to use assertions for each property to check…

Hangfire: A Feature-Rich Approach to Task Scheduling in .NET

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Hangfire: A Feature-Rich Approach to Task Scheduling in .NET

Jonathan Roellinger

Apr 16, 2024

In the vast landscape of .NET scheduling libraries, Hangfire stands tall as a formidable competitor. We've previously explored…

Mastering Property-Based Testing in .NET with FsCheck

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Mastering Property-Based Testing in .NET with FsCheck

Yoan Thirion

Apr 2, 2024

Propel your .NET development with the cutting-edge approach of property-based testing using FsCheck. Our expert guide demystifies the FsCheck framework, offering actionable insights for integrating sophisticated testing techniques that boost application robustness and developer productivity.

NuGet: A Step-by-Step Guide to Publishing Your Own Packages

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NuGet: A Step-by-Step Guide to Publishing Your Own Packages

Pierre Belin

Mar 26, 2024

Packages are the lifeblood of the C# ecosystem, serving as repositories of reusable code that can be effortlessly integrated into…

MediatR: How to Quickly Test Your Handlers with Unit Tests

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MediatR: How to Quickly Test Your Handlers with Unit Tests

Pierre Belin

Mar 12, 2024

Ensuring code quality and reliability is crucial in software development. MediatR, a popular library for the in-process request/response pattern,…

Improving Error Handling with the Result Pattern in MediatR

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Improving Error Handling with the Result Pattern in MediatR

Pierre Belin

Mar 5, 2024

The integration of the Result pattern in MediatR is a sophisticated technique that enhances error handling and operational feedback in…

Complete Guide to Implementing Task Scheduling with Quartz.NET

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Complete Guide to Implementing Task Scheduling with Quartz.NET

Pierre Belin

Feb 27, 2024

Unlock the full potential of Quartz.NET with our comprehensive guide. Discover step-by-step strategies for deploying efficient task scheduling in .NET, enhancing application performance and user experience.

Enhance your .NET Testing #7: 5 best practices to write better tests

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Enhance your .NET Testing #7: 5 best practices to write better tests

Pierre Belin

Feb 12, 2024

In the digital age, where software permeates every facet of life, the significance of reliable code cannot be overstated. Imagine…