5 'unit testing' posts

By default, MSTest will run all tests in alphabetical order based on their name.

This means, you should be able to know when a test will run in relation to another.

For example, if you prefix your tests with TX...

For a previous article on Testing in Dotnet, I wrote about the package ObjectDumper.Net

I use this for lots of things, but it is great to add to a test to really see what an object looks like.

So it was obvious for me that I...

Hello, and welcome to my blog post for December 16th of the C# Advent Calendar 2023.

Organised by Matthew Groves.

I wont tell you about me, but if you are interested, check out my About me page.

Last year in one...

Hello, and welcome to my blog post for December 15th of the .NET Advent Calendar 2022.

Organised by Dustin Morris Gorski on Twitter.

I wont tell you about me, but if you are interested, check out my About me page....

This site started as an easy way to learn Azure Static Web Apps, and an ego thing to figure out if I could build a WASM based blog.

I have satisfied those things for sure, but I have also realised I like writing these posts!

So Im keeping this site around, which means the code I have written n...