Unit Testing .NET Applications with xUnit .net and NUnit

Unit Testing .NET Applications with xUnit .net and NUnit, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 63 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 3881 reviews, and has 15295 subscribers.

You will learn about Writing flexible and accurate unit test with xUnit and NUnit Writing unit tests using the Mocking technique in xUnit and NUnit Writing unit tests for legacy (old) applications Test Driven Development (TDD) with xUnit and NUnit Measuring the unit test coverage Using AI to produce unit tests automatically This course is ideal for individuals who are C#, VB .Net or F# progrmmers or .NET Core programmers or Testers and QA Engineers It is particularly useful for C#, VB .Net or F# progrmmers or .NET Core programmers or Testers and QA Engineers.

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Summary

Title: Unit Testing .NET Applications with xUnit .net and NUnit

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 63

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 63

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 65

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 65

Original Price: A$29.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Writing flexible and accurate unit test with xUnit and NUnit

Writing unit tests using the Mocking technique in xUnit and NUnit

Writing unit tests for legacy (old) applications

Test Driven Development (TDD) with xUnit and NUnit

Measuring the unit test coverage

Using AI to produce unit tests automatically

Who Should Attend

C#, VB .Net or F# progrmmers

.NET Core programmers

Testers and QA Engineers

Target Audiences

C#, VB .Net or F# progrmmers

.NET Core programmers

Testers and QA Engineers

If you’re a .NET developer looking to improve the quality and reliability of your code, then this online course on Unit Testing in .NET  and C# with xUnit and NUnitis perfect for you!

Both xUnit and NUnit are widely used by the .NET developer community, and developers often need to know both frameworks and use them simultaneously. Knowing xUnit and NUnit in detail also helps you choose the writing framework for your team company.

In this course, you’ll learn everything you need about xUnit .net and NUnit and their usage in the latest dotnet version, including how to write practical unit tests using the xUnit or NUnit and the MOQ framework. You’ll also learn about Test Driven Development (TDD) and how to properly apply it to your projects.

But that’s not all—we’ll also cover unit testing legacy code, a crucial skill for any developer who wants to maintain and improve existing codebases.  There is even a lecture to show you how to use Generative AI to automatically produce unit tests for your code, saving time and maximising your test coverage.

We’ve included interview questions and answers related to unit testing and NUnit to ensure you’re fully prepared for any job interviews.

So don’t wait – enrol now and start mastering unit testing with xUnit and NUnit today!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What is Unit Testing?

Chapter 2: Unit Testing with xUnit

Lecture 1: What is XUnit .Net?

Lecture 2: Features of XUnit .Net

Lecture 3: Writing your first Unit Test in XUnit .Net

Lecture 4: Execute Unit Tests in Visual Studio

Lecture 5: Execute Unit Tests via Command Line

Lecture 6: Execute Unit Tests with ReSharper

Lecture 7: Phases of Unit Testing

Lecture 8: The Assert Phase

Lecture 9: Asserting numeric values

Lecture 10: Asserting string values

Lecture 11: Asserting boolean values as well as null values

Lecture 12: Asserting Collections

Lecture 13: Asserting a range of values

Lecture 14: Asserting Exceptions

Lecture 15: Asserting object types

Lecture 16: Collections and Traits

Lecture 17: Constructors and IDisposable

Lecture 18: Class Fixtures and IClassFixture

Lecture 19: Collection Definition

Lecture 20: Parallel Execution of Tests

Lecture 21: Data Driven Tests in XUnit .net and the Theory attribute

Lecture 22: Passing parameters to unit tests with inline attributes

Lecture 23: Sharing test data across multiple unit test methods

Lecture 24: Passing parameters to unit tests from external resources

Lecture 25: Sharing test data across multiple unit test methods with custom attributes

Lecture 26: Introduction to MOQ and its relation to xUnit

Lecture 27: What is Mocking ?

Lecture 28: Creating the xUnit Test Project

Lecture 29: Writing our first test with Mock and xUnit

Lecture 30: Testing when ModelState is invalid

Lecture 31: Setting Up the Mocked Objects

Lecture 32: Writing a Test with Arrange, Act and Assert Format

Lecture 33: Introduction to Unit Testing and Legacy Code

Lecture 34: The Sprout Method Technique

Lecture 35: The Sprout Class Technique

Lecture 36: Introduction to Test Driven Development

Lecture 37: Test Driven Development with xUnit.net

Lecture 38: Measuring Unit Test Coverage in xUnit.net

Chapter 3: Unit Testing with NUnit

Lecture 1: What is NUnit?

Lecture 2: Writing The First Test with NUnit: Arrange, Act, Assert.

Lecture 3: The TestFixture Attribute

Lecture 4: Test Methods Naming Conventions

Lecture 5: Simple Asserts

Lecture 6: Handling Exceptions

Lecture 7: Working with Types (IsInstanceOf and IsAssingableFrom methods)

Lecture 8: The StringAssert Class

Lecture 9: The CollectionAssert Class

Lecture 10: Asserting with Constraints

Lecture 11: TestFixture – Advanced

Lecture 12: Setup and TearDown

Lecture 13: The TestCase Attribute – Passing values to parametrised test methods.

Lecture 14: Grouping Asserts Together

Lecture 15: Intriduction to Mocking and MOQ

Lecture 16: The Personal Photos Project

Lecture 17: Testing an ASP.NET MVC Action with MOQ Framework and NUnit

Lecture 18: Testing an async ASP.NET MVC Action with Mock

Lecture 19: Using Setup and Return with MOQ

Lecture 20: Introduction to Test-Driven Development (TDD)

Lecture 21: TDD Demo – Writing C# Code with TDD Technique

Lecture 22: The Common Technique of Testing a Legacy (Old) Code

Lecture 23: Testing a Legacy Code in Action

Chapter 4: Interview Questions

Chapter 5: Bonus Lectures

Lecture 1: Bonus: Using AI for Generating Unit Tests Automatically

Instructors

Aref Karimi
Technology Leader and Evangalist

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