Started to watch your videos recently. Can't stress how happy I'm to have found them, because I swear that 99% of the videos out there that mentions tests and TDD only apply it to a calculator or to a fizzbuzz function. It's so important to show these concepts in the context of a real application. Congratulations on the great content!
Thank you, Juliano! That comment means a lot. Testing and TDD aren't attractive topics, that bring a lot of views. I think that leads to poor content about the topic.
Great tips!! Something that I also do in my tests is a set of MockHelpers where I create the repetitive stuff for my test cases using extension methods as well. BTW, perhaps my opinion would be a bit impopular here, but, Ii it really a game changer to use fluent assertions? I've use both but, I fell really comfortable also doing classic assertions. Thank you very much as always for sharing these tips Gui!!!
Started to watch your videos recently. Can't stress how happy I'm to have found them, because I swear that 99% of the videos out there that mentions tests and TDD only apply it to a calculator or to a fizzbuzz function. It's so important to show these concepts in the context of a real application. Congratulations on the great content!
Thank you, Juliano! That comment means a lot.
Testing and TDD aren't attractive topics, that bring a lot of views. I think that leads to poor content about the topic.
Great tips!! Something that I also do in my tests is a set of MockHelpers where I create the repetitive stuff for my test cases using extension methods as well.
BTW, perhaps my opinion would be a bit impopular here, but, Ii it really a game changer to use fluent assertions? I've use both but, I fell really comfortable also doing classic assertions.
Thank you very much as always for sharing these tips Gui!!!
Give it a try! For some cases such as working with dates, Fluent Assertions is quite handy. Besides that, it massively improves readability