
Handling configuration for tests in C# .NET – part 1
Automated tests, no matter on which test level, always needs some set of constant values in order to run e.g. […]
Automated tests, no matter on which test level, always needs some set of constant values in order to run e.g. […]
xUnit is the latest framework for unit tests in .NET projects, including .NET Core. However, comparing to nUnit, xUnit is […]
Moving testing focus from UI to REST API has in my opinion two main and obvious advantages – stability and […]
Most complex software products are integrating with external applications. There are many examples like aviation systems which are obtaining weather […]
If you’re a fun of writing tests in fluent style, you should definitely include FluentAssertions into your .Net test framework. […]