Søren Kruse | .NET, C# and Azure
Unit Testing

  1. Unit Testing - Part 2: Naming, structure and readability

    This is part 2 of my series on unit testing in .NET (C#) and will be about my conventions regarding naming unit tests, how to structure them and which parts to test. And lastly I will help you increase readability of assertions and potential error messages with the FluentAssertions library.…
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  2. Unit Testing - Part 1: Getting started with unit tests in .NET

    I feel like unit testing is very important and very beneficial in a lot of ways. It helps with not breaking existing functionality and thereby also making you more confident in changing code without fear of breaking important stuff. Often it also makes the code less coupled because highly coupled…
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  3. NSubstitute - make async method (Task) throw an exception

    The other day I was writing a unit test to verify what was supposed to happen when a Task would throw an exception when awaited. It wasn't as straight forward as I first assumed, but I quickly found this Stack Overflow post that helped me: NSubstitute - mock throwing an…
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