Enumeration class and JSON Serialization
This is the second post in the Series: Enumeration classes – DDD and beyond. If you have jumped here right
Tag: C#
Introduction to Enumeration Classes
This is the first post in the Series: Enumeration classes – DDD and beyond. In this post I will provide an
Writing better tests with xUnit Theory
This post describes some of the pain-points of xUnit Theory and how we can write more descriptive tests with xUnit Theory by overriding the test output.
Our failed attempt at IAsyncEnumerable
I, like many others, usually write about my learning and success in my blog posts. But one of my colleagues
C# dynamic – A friend you may want to keep a distance
Recently, after one of my PRs which was merged to master, my teammates started complaining about a weird scenario. On
My first major Open Source contribution
Without a doubt Open Source is great. It has touched the lives of millions of developers and through them almost
Journey towards UI tests greatness – Lessons Learnt
A bit of a background I work on a long-running running project in our organization. We have a CI/CD pipeline
Test your app across the browsers through BrowserStack
Testing your applications cross-platform and cross-browser is not an easy problem to solve. Supporting different versions, operating systems and devices
Override appSettings during development
It is a fairly common scenario that during development the local machine configuration settings for different developers in are not
Lesser Known C# Features – Part 4
This is Part 4 and most likely the last part of my series, lesser-known features of C#. The previous parts of