Live Unit Testing in Visual Studio 2017
Visual Studio 2017 has a new feature called Live Unit Testing.
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Visual Studio 2017 has a new feature called Live Unit Testing.
If you have multiple projects that need to interact with one another, you can configure Visual Studio to launch multiple projects whenever you press F5/ctrl+F5. To do so, right-click on the solution and go to Properties: …
If you're using git and creating branches, then making pull
I'll be teaching a one-day workshop at DevIntersections' spring show on Domain-Driven Design with ASP.NET Core.
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Last month, Brendan Enrick published a short course on What's New in C#6. He also presented a standing-room-only session on the subject at CodeMash (people were blocked from trying to get in from the hall, the room was …
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