35 Testing applications with xUnit
This chapter covers
- Testing in ASP.NET Core
- Creating unit test projects with xUnit
- Creating Fact and Theory tests
When I started programming, I didn’t understand the benefits of automated testing. It involved writing so much more code. Wouldn’t it be more productive to be working on new features instead? It was only when my projects started getting bigger that I appreciated the advantages. Instead of having to run my app and test each scenario manually, I could click Play on a suite of tests and have my code tested for me automatically.
Testing is universally accepted as good practice, but how it fits into your development process can often turn into a religious debate. How many tests do you need? Should you ...
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