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how to get the extension for Mac?

The issue with `TestCase`s sometimes is if the list of parameters is very long, because each case shows as a different test, this really messes with the number of tests in your project. I also use NUnit because its concurrency features are better than xUnit. When the purpose is just debug output, I use CollectionAssert, like CollectionAssert.IsEmpty(...) for example. The error message in this case shows the contents of the list, which tells me what failed.

Great video, thanks !

You are amazing. Love your style of breaking down and explaining very complex subjects. Now I think I understand all the SOLID principles . Keep it up and thank you Layla.

Very interesting, and it was nice briefly chatting with you about this at Swetugg. Definitely will be trying this out :)

Thanks. Had decide on a Mac purchase and one concern was EF power tools

p.s. your website says, "Success! You're video will be delivered to your inbox soon!" instead of "Your video.." after subscribing.

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You can reference other solutions by calling AddExecutable or AddContainer from your Aspire AppHost project. Those services will appear in the dashboard under the Executable and Container links.

Wow, I've never had coding explained in a better way than this before. You're so pleasant to listen to. Thanks so much! Please make a tutorial on how to connect everything back to Git repository.

Mono repo over git modules.

Mono repo != monolith.

Finally a good introduction to what Aspire actually does, instead of just buzzwords. I will admit that it's a bit outside of my normal development requirements, but knowing what's out there is always important!

Amazing video quality.

Thanks for showcasing. Being a C# dev I am inspired by aspire. 🎉

Great video. I am using this tool from long time. It is time saver for developer.

Timely video Layla! My new team and I are watching Aspire closely and excited to see where it goes. I do agree the monorepo “dependency” is something that needs worked out especially with large distributed teams etc. and to ensure release stability. Great stuff!

What is the font name that you're using?

Aspire is a bit different than from what I typically do, but this introduction is great! Thank you so much!

Great video introducing to Aspire :)

Best explanation I've seen yet

Wow, just wow. Women are much better in explaining things than men. Read so many times about it but you nailed it. I will define follow you.

SOLID is great in my honest opinion. It has definitely made my software more organized, testable and maintainable overall. You are right though, it is very easy to fall into the trap of over-engineering something to adhere if its a relatively small solution.

i really needed to leave a comment on this one. thank you for this video. It really helped me grasp the concepts of SOLID principles better. I love love your content. Looking forward to more of such and even the streams. last i joined was when you were still on twitch i think? Love from Cyprus.

I'm actually working on a project where we plan to switch repositories in the near future. It would have been so much easier if we had done it correctly the first time.

Keep it up

Truth be told, it is a lot easier to make changes to a ball of spaghetti than to lasagna. I never liked this comparison.

This channel will grow big!

At my end i have 1000 json file as config , when i load with ioptionmonitor . Current value it takes 7 minute to load it in memory , anyone with any idea how to tackle that ?

Thank so much.Could you share a GitHub link that contains the sample code?

I was contracted to work on code back in 1994 done by a professional developer who left then for five years business side worked on the code. By the time I saw the code it was a mess. Spent two weeks just figuring the mess left then a month on fixing issues done by non-developers. After several months to finish fixes and enhancements moved on to a similar project. Several years later went to a similar company for three months to do the exact same work.

I just recently worked with a customer that was in the middle of changing both their code style and architecture. The problem? Neither was documented at all, not in code, not in documentation. It was just assumed that everyone was on the same page and would never do mistakes. Does anyone know if it's possible to run these tests as warnings instead, to gradually move over to the new architecture format as the code gets worked on? Great intro on the subject, I never thought of running tests on the architecture of my application instead of just the functionality.

Loving your content!

That is awesome. I am jealous lol

Good stuff, always nice to know better ways of doing options than hardcoding them into my app!

This was an awesome video and explanation. I've been playing around with the Options pattern the last few days and this really clarified a lot of things in my head. Cheers Layla. :)

I tend to have options like that be immutable and if I want to change something while running the app take and cache from the db. Is it best maybe not but since most of the deployed applications that I have worked with are not allowed to touch the deployed files apart from deploying a new version makes its appeal far less. I am wondering though you said all the good things about `IOptionsMonitor` but no downsides. What would be some of its downsides ? (Apart from the obvious danger of runtime errors). Best,

I am interested to know, what camera are you using? your real life camera? And is it a moving camera, like on a crane? If not, how did you simulate yourself far away and close up? I also see your body is casting a shadow. does that mean you are using a depth camera? is your body rendered to a texture, which faces the virtual camera always? and that texture also casts shadows based on the depth outline of your body? sorry for the questions. I really want to duplicate this, and stream my own dev logs in a virtual studio.

I need to check these out, I'm in the middle of a database->models generation task!

Hi Layla, I loved your video on Unity and SignalR integration! I'm working on a project where I need to send and receive messages between Unity and a web application. The messages will contain an integer and a serialized JSON file that I need to deserialize in Unity. I was wondering if you could help me with this? It would be great to learn from your expertise. Thanks!

Sorry. But I get motion sickness from the constantly moving camera. 😞

Thanks for explaining this complex topic in such a simple way and that too for free, here on UA-cam.

Great video!!

I hope you are feeling better. Also I almost spat my coffee out laughing about the callout for the orchid close up picture lol

Nyc video mam..please upload a tutorial how you make this metaverse kinda videos

I've been a DevRel for years and I almost always have a checked bag.

I was worried about the Marmite disappearing halfway through the video. I am glad I watched to the end to see that it made it onto a slice of toast and into your tummy :) The only way I could improve on that is to use white toast instead