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Making internal methods and properties visible in tests gives a finer level granularity of tests hopefully making them less coupled and more cohesive as well as more focused on what they are testing. This is without making the API visible to the outside. In the older days, we used add into the 'Assembly.cs'

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This video is truly one of the best ones I've ever seen. I am not fully sold on using EF Context everywhere. There are quite a few databases (e.g. MongoDB, ElasticSearch) that do not have an EF Driver. However, since .NET Core has amazing support for integration testing and each handler is nicely isolated, so

Frequently, there is a need to convert a stream into an array of bytes. I came across this problem when uploading files in ASP.NET Core. StackOverflow has certainly a number of answers. In most cases, these answers require copying the array, which is no longer needed. .NET Core 2.0 introduced the concept of Span<T> and

Using TeamCity, Bitbucket and msdeploy, I have been able to develop a satisfactory CI process for my web apps. However, I found that whenever an application was deployed to production, the user sessions would expire. Initially, it was not a big issue, but as the number of users grew so did the issue. We want

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No Silver Bullet — Essence and Accidents of Software Engineering Fred Brooks This is one of the famous quotes by Turing Award-winning Fred Brooks. The complexity of software is tough to define. It is a measure of your program which is partially about the size and partially about understandability (clarity) of the code. A complex