Target Typed New Expressions in C# 9 - Are They The Future?
Initial thoughts about target typed new expressions in C#9. Are they good? Are they bad? Does “it depend” on the scenario? Let’s take a look.
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Thoughts and Musings of a Standing Desk 1 Month On
Thoughts and review of the first month of being a standing desk user
Test Your .NET HttpClient Based Strongly Typed Clients Like a Boss
Looking at using HttpClient Interception library to setup and create a HttpClient instance to allow for testing strongly typed client classes.
Default Your FirstOrDefault in .NET 6.0
New overrides coming for commonly used linq extension methods, will you be using them?
Setting Content for HttpClient Testing with JSON.NET and System.Text.Json
Setting up matches with HttpClient Interception library is one thing, but configuring the data it can return is another. In this post we take a look at the functionality around setting up the content payload to return.
Extending HttpClient Testing With Templating
Continuing the series of HttpClient Interception library by Just Eat by looking at how to use templating to reuse the same bundle definitions across multiple tests.
Quick Tip - Compiler Directives and Using Aliases to Ignore Tests
Ever needed to run a test when in debug mode but not in release? Let’s show a quick tip on how to achieve this with minimal noise in your code.
Simple Example of Calling REST API with HttpClient in .NET 5.0
Beginner friendly usage of a HttpClient in a console application to make a simple request but using dependency injection to create HttpClient instances.
Defining HttpClient Test Requests by Using a Bundle
Taking a look at how we can easily define multiple request templates when testing with the HttpClient Interception library from Just Eat Tech.
Catching all the Requests while Testing with HttpClient
Making sure tests fail if not all request matches are defined using the HttpClient Interception library from Just Eat Tech.