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Testing for Memory Allocations in Unity
medium.com Issue #394
How to create a test to know if some code allocates in Unity
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GitHub Copilot Testing for .NET Brings AI-powered Unit Tests to Visual Studio 2026
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #394
GitHub Copilot testing for .NET is now generally available in Visual Studio 18.3. This AI-powered testing experience helps you generate, build, fix, and run unit tests quickly and efficiently. With fl...
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Force DbContext SaveChanges to throw exception during test
josef.codes Issue #382
Forcing exceptions from Entity Framework Core during integration tests using interceptors.
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.NET 10 and C# 14 updates
DotNetNews Issue #381
Issue #381 covers .NET 10 and C# 14, Azure Redis caching in Web APIs, Marten query models, Aspire dashboards, and AI app patterns.
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TDD in .NET: Practicing TDD in a Web API Project
medium.com Issue #360
Motivation: Why This Article?
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Clean Architecture in .NET: Testing, Best Practices & Final Thoughts
medium.com Issue #360
Part 4 — Making It Production-Ready
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TDD in .NET: Refactoring Safely
medium.com Issue #360
Why Developers Fear Refactoring (But Shouldn’t)
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C# 14, AI and .NET pitfalls
DotNetNews Issue #359
A varied mix of C# 14 changes, AI app integration, Visual Studio tips, security, and real-world .NET troubleshooting for working developers.
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MAUI, EF Core, and auth hardening
DotNetNews Issue #355
A varied .NET roundup with MAUI resources, EF Core migrations and bulk retrieval, authentication hardening, HttpClientFactory, and more.
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7 FluentValidation Recipes for Clean ASP.NET Controllers
medium.com Issue #354
Move validation out of controllers with FluentValidation: complex rules, custom validators, and DI-powered async checks. Continue reading on .Net Code Chronicles »
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Why Do You Need To Write Architecture Tests in .NET
antondevtips.com Issue #354
Explore how to write Architecture Tests with NetArchTest in .NET. Learn how Architecture Tests in .NET improve software quality, enforce and test design rules, prevent technical dept. Architecture Tes
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ASP.NET Core pipeline, C# 14, and .NET 10 networking
DotNetNews Issue #349
A varied .NET roundup covering filters, middleware, dependency injection, testing, logging, LINQ performance, and new platform features.
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Async, DI, and Blazor pitfalls
DotNetNews Issue #344
This issue covers async gotchas, DI guidance, Blazor Server memory leaks, EF Core queries, debugging tricks, and MAUI age verification.
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TDD in .NET: Practicing with String Calculator
medium.com Issue #342
Practicing TDD with a simple String Calculator
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No more public partial class Program in .NET 10
steven-giesel.com Issue #333
If you are using API Tests with the WebApplicationFactory you might did something like this to have a public Program class: public partial class Program; No more!
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TUnit — Why I Spent 2 Years Building a New .NET Testing Framework
medium.com Issue #333
I started building TUnit around two years ago. For those who have followed the journey, you’ll be glad to see the recent release of…
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New dotnet test Experience with Microsoft.Testing.Platform
youtube.com Issue #330
.NET Aspire 13 — Simplified orchestration for cloud-native apps: https://aka.ms/aspire13/announcement Learn how the new platform works with popular testing frameworks like MSTest, NUnit, and xUnit.
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Understanding Recursion in C# – Find Sum of N Natural Numbers
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #324
Learn recursion in C# using ASP.NET WebForms! This tutorial explains how to calculate the sum of N natural numbers with a practical, step-by-step example.
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Why Use the Unit of Work Pattern in .NET
malshikay.medium.com Issue #318
Build Consistent, Maintainable, and Testable ASP.NET Core Applications with the Unit of Work Pattern
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10 Mind-Blowing C# Record Features You’re (Definitely) Not Using Right
blog.stackademic.com Issue #318
Most developers barely scratch the surface of what Records can do. Continue reading on Stackademic »
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Testing HttpClient in .NET without Moq or NSubstitute
medium.com Issue #316
How to unit test HTTP clients in .NET without relying on mocking frameworks (Moq or NSubstitute) using DelegatingHandler.
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Automating Chrome Browser with Selenium in C#
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #311
Learn how to automate the Chrome browser using Selenium WebDriver with C# for web testing, scraping, and task automation. This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide, from setting up your C# project i...
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️ How to Write Architecture Tests for Clean Architecture with .NET 9
medium.com Issue #311
Maintaining a Clean Architecture isn’t just about writing layered code; it’s about ensuring that those layers stay clean, that…
