Test Framework Showdown: Why NUnit (and maybe TUnit) Might Be Your Best Choice
Why I prefer NUnit over xUnit Over the years I used both NUnit and xUnit. Both are good test frameworks to use for your tests and over the…
Coding and photography
Photogrammer
Why the scope of your tests matter
Writing good tests takes skill I like automated tests, I use them constantly while working on code bases. Tests increase my productivity and…
Should you fake it or mock it
Volatile dependencies When writing good unit tests there are several properties you want to uphold: Reliable, nobody likes flaky tests Fast…
Simplified DI with Funcs
Injecting a factory When working with a DI container you sometimes want to inject a factory to resolve a type. This might for instance be…
PackageReferences and xml documentation
Missing files with PackageReferences
Migrating from Jekyll to Hugo to Gatsby
Migrations.... migrations.... migrations....
C# 7.2 Reinterpret cast in safe code
A different way of looking at the same thing
C# 8.0 Nullable References
Is this the end of the nullable reference exception?
Travel photography workflow
Full RAW workflow with your phone
C# 7.2 Stackalloc in safe code
Throw it on the heap or stack it up
Singularity and expression trees
Why write yet another DI container? Some time ago I was searching for a way to make code that used reflection faster. I came across…
Code coverage for your repo
Which unit tests am I missing? This was the question I was facing when writing unit tests for Singularity. Since Singularity is a dependency…
Streamlining releases
The old release workflow Last week I was busy streamlining the Singularity repository. One of the things I did was streamlining releasing a…
First blog post and Jekyll
Woohoo my blog is up and running. At first I thought it would be quite a hassle to setup but in the end it turned out to be extremely simple…