testing-your-dotnet-applications Using a real Postgres database in your GitHub CI pipeline Shows how to use a Postgres database when running your tests in GitHub actions
dotnet Testing your ASP.NET Core application - using a real database Second post in my "testing your dotnet application" series. This post will focus on using a real database when testing our application
dotnet Protect yourself when deserializing - System.Text.Json When dealing with deserialization of JSON, it's always a good idea to validate that it in fact deserialized correctly. But, how do you do that using System.Text.Json?
c-sharp Bonus - Builder Pattern with the implicit operator using c# By using the implicit operator we can skip the Build method on our builders
dotnet Testing your dotnet applications - Boilerplate First post in a series that will show you different ways of how to test your ASP.NET/Dotnet Core applications. This post shows a simple integration test for an API endpoint