Great video! The explanation of XUnit and Fluent Assertions was clear and to the point. Really helped me understand how to improve my unit testing in C#. Thanks, Teddy!
Thanks for the explanations, although I’m a good backend developer, to my shame I don’t know a damn thing about testing (only manual via postman, etc.). With the help of these lectures, I was convinced that there was nothing complicated there and there was no need to constantly put off studying this material)) Greetings from Azerbaijan
Now I'm confused. Do I create these tests as part of my original solution that I'm testing or as a separate solution? You created a separate one but then coded the methods you test in there... What is it like in the "real life" - are the tests part of the application and is the application delivered to the customer with the tests still sitting in there somewhere?
test are going to be in the same solution but in different project so usually for the customer you will execute the main project only they wont effect the whole of the solution
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I wanna thank you for this. It really helped me grasp on how to use unit testing in C# that I needed for my internship.
Thank you for the simple explanation, You really care about people getting the idea not just bragging about your skills like other channels
Great video! The explanation of XUnit and Fluent Assertions was clear and to the point. Really helped me understand how to improve my unit testing in C#. Thanks, Teddy!
Thank you so much for all of your tutorials. I really appreciate your hard work.
Thanks the worlds over. This is very much needed for my internship. Gratitude!
"You are going to drink a glass of water, and you are going to return.... ehhhhh" 🤣brilliant Teddy!
Thank you, for the great intro. That example without using a framework!
Excelent class, learning a Lot with you
When you see that ticks it makes you happy Idk I didn't think so I'd like it but I did apperantly
Thanks a lot! I got a lot of help from this course.
Very nice content bro, simple and practic. Thank you so much for the examples
Thanks for the explanations, although I’m a good backend developer, to my shame I don’t know a damn thing about testing (only manual via postman, etc.). With the help of these lectures, I was convinced that there was nothing complicated there and there was no need to constantly put off studying this material)) Greetings from Azerbaijan
Thank you for watching!!!
Thank you very much, great explanation
I have never used Fluent assertions before. Very, very cool!
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Nice video bro!
Thank you!
Now I'm confused. Do I create these tests as part of my original solution that I'm testing or as a separate solution? You created a separate one but then coded the methods you test in there... What is it like in the "real life" - are the tests part of the application and is the application delivered to the customer with the tests still sitting in there somewhere?
test are going to be in the same solution but in different project so usually for the customer you will execute the main project only they wont effect the whole of the solution
thanks
Finally my life is saved
We don't want bugs falling through the cracks.... round here we use that monsanto industrial grade jawn.... shit'll kill anything!! 🙃
Is Fluent Assertions library a market standard?
no not really. Most people will likely use ones provided by .NET, but fluent assertions are so easy to implement and worth it IMO
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FluentAssertions is too slow. It is cool tho.
I wanna thank you for this. It really helped me grasp on how to use unit testing in C# that I needed for my internship.
Sweet. Good luck with the internship 👍