Strongly typed HTTP clients are very useful and convenient. Here's how to test them without sacrificing the advantages of dependency injection.

Powiedzieć, że nie jestem fanem generowania kodu klienta na podstawie API, to jak nic nie powiedzieć. Uważam, że jest to jeden z pomysłów, który brzmi atrakcyjnie, ale kończy się koszmarem. To fajen marzenie, które nigdy się nie spełnia. Dlaczego? Czytaj więcej w artykule.

Jakiś czas temu, zupełnie dla funu napisałem sobie sprytną biblioteczkę do testów w stylu BDD. Dzisiaj po chrzcie w ogniu (czytaj użyciu w moich samplach) wypuściłem wersję 0.1. Założenia: - pomóc w płynnym i czytelnym pisaniu testów, - usunąć boilerplate za pomocą zestawu pomocnych helperów, - nie zastępować frameworków testowych (działa ze wszystkimi, więc XUnit, NUnit, MSTests itp.) ani innych do asercji - zachować prostotę, ale zezwolić na kompozycje i rozszerzenia. Póki co służy do testów API, bo ...

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If you are following ASP.NET Core 6, then probably you are aware that with ASP.NET Core 6.0 projects, there is no Startup.cs file. It is now combined with Program.cs file to bring unified experience.

C# 9 introduced us to records, a new way to define data structures with increased readability and usability in specific scenarios. While they may look like structs or classes, they offer an opportunity to reduce boilerplate code and potentially allow us to code differently. One of the significant differences between records and other types is that records operate as value types. In this post, we’ll explore the difference between a reference type and a value type and how we can use source generators to c...

Accurate estimates are a well-known problem in the world of IT. We always try to reach a level where all items that were estimated become equal to actual implementation. I know this is upsetting but there is no option to achieve it. Of course, sometimes you will perfectly fit it. Still, it is usually over – not bad for your business, but customers might spot that this project is a bit expensive – or under – bad for your business – estimated. Based on my experien...

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I was working on a side project the other day, and realised I really needed to use some JavaScript functionality. The thought of dealing with Node.js and npm again totally put me off, so I decided to look into the possibility of running JavaScript inside a .NET application.