In my previous post I walked through the set up of a dotnet core project in Sonar Cloud, showing how, with a few settings in your csproj file and a couple of dotnet tools, you can create a code coverage report and upload your project and report to a Sonar Read more…
Following on from my previous post on using Nullable reference types to aid validation with Web Apis where I mentioned the idea of forming model requirements early on in your design to allow developers to set which properties can be a nullable reference type, I was reminded of the importance Read more…
Using nuget packages to help facade the complexities of some resource dependency can no doubt speed up development, but often it can create a bit of a headache when it comes to unit testing. Anything that uses a lot of static classes, extension methods or a fluent api approach can Read more…
Writing unit tests to fail first is a highly recommended practice and it makes a lot of sense. However, I find more discipline is needed when you are investigating a bug report and you uncover the source of the problem