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8 January 2024

Understanding GetRequiredService in .NET: Enhancing Dependency Injection

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, dependency-injection, dotnet

Introduction: In the world of .NET, Dependency Injection (DI) has emerged as a key practice, significantly enhancing how developers handle dependencies in their applications. At the heart of this practice…

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8 January 2024

Strongly Typed Configuration in .NET8

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, configuration, dotnet

Introduction In the latest iteration of .NET, specifically .NET 8, there's an enhanced way to manage configuration settings. This approach involves using strongly typed classes and the IOptions pattern, a…

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7 January 2024

NUnit’s Coolest Feature – Data-Driven Tests

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, data-driven, nunit, unit-testing

Introduction The single most powerful feature of NUnit, is arguably its extensive support for Data-Driven Tests through attributes like , , and . This feature allows for parameterised tests, enabling…

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6 January 2024

Using Moq to Verify your Logging is working

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, moq, nunit, unit-testing

Introduction Mocking ILogger<T> for testing methods that use logging in C# can be done effectively using the Moq library. The ILogger<T> interface is commonly used in .NET applications for logging…

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6 January 2024

NUnit’s Assert.That

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, nunit, unit-testing

Introduction Nunit's Assert.That is a versatile assertion method. It's part of NUnit's constraint-based assert model, which is more flexible and powerful than the traditional assert model. This approach allows for…

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6 January 2024

Asynchronous Testing with NUnit and C#

By Stephen in Development Tag async, c#, nunit, unit-testing

Introduction Asynchronous programming has become a cornerstone in modern software development, particularly in C#. Its ability to improve application performance and responsiveness is unparalleled. However, with great power comes great…

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5 January 2024

Using NUnit to test Exceptions

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, exceptions, nunit, testing, unit-testing

Introduction Testing exceptions in C# using NUnit is an important aspect of ensuring your application handles error conditions correctly. NUnit provides a concise and expressive syntax for asserting that exceptions…

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4 January 2024

TDD – Test Driven Development

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, moq, nunit, unit-testing

Introduction Creating a simple calculator class using Test-Driven Development (TDD) in C# involves following the TDD cycle: write a failing test, write just enough code to make the test pass,…

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4 January 2024

TypeScript for C# Developers – making a move

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, typescript

Introduction Moving from C# to TypeScript can be a smooth transition, especially compared to switching to a completely different programming paradigm, since both languages share a lot of similarities in…

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4 January 2024

View Models in MVC

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, mvvm, viewmodel

Introduction In the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture, particularly in web development with technologies like ASP.NET, the concept of a view model is both pivotal and powerful. It acts as a bridge…

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  1. Introduction
  2. What is a View Model?
    • Core Responsibilities
  3. Example: Customer Model in a Razor View
    • The Model
    • The Customer specific ViewModel
    • In a Razor View
  4. Benefits of Using View Models
  5. Conclusion

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