Test Driven Development in .NET Core

In this course, you will get Hands-On experience using Unit testing to produce a bulletproof and testable N-Tier .NET Core application. You will have the skills and knowledge of creating a testable and maintainable ASP.NET Core application.

Trevoir Williams
Published: Jun 2022
Core
Full Stack
3 hours 30 minutes
Test Driven Development in .NET Core

Course Overview

This course will help you become a full-stack developer, by adding a popular Javascript browser framework to your skillset. The course teaches the basics of building user interfaces with React, with a very practical, hands-on approach. We cover everything from the basics of creating components, JSX, and Forms through to advanced features such as making REST requests, Redux, routing, testing, and more.   It is a great course for novice and experienced Java developers who want to become full-stack. You’ll learn how to integrate front-ends with Java-based back-end systems (such as Spring Boot). Because it has been created specifically for existing back-end developers, it will be the quickest and easiest way for you to get up to speed with React.  To be a confident, competent React developer, you need a good foundation and this course will give you that – it covers every topic in a thorough way, but at a level that makes it easy to follow and accessible. 

Skills You Will Gain

Application Testing
Integration Testing
Unit Testing

Course Includes

1.4K
STUDENTS*
94.1%
RECOMMEND*

This course includes:

  • 3.5 hours of on-demand video
  • Certificate of completion
  • Direct access/chat with the instructor
  • 100% self-paced online

Learning Outcomes (At the end of this program, you will be able to...)

  • Unit Testing – Testing Core Application Code
  • Moq Framework
  • xUnit Testing Framework
  • Integration Testing – Testing Third Library Interactions (Like EF Core)
  • Application Level Unit Testing – Testing that the MVC Application behaves correctly
  • Test Driven Development – Red-Green-Refactor Cycle
  • Using Facts and Theories to write tests
  • How to write testable code
  • Know about good unit testing patterns and practices
  • Unit testing in N-tier web application projects using xUnit

Prerequisites

  • Basic C# and .NET Knowledge

Who Should Attend

  • Developers at all levels
  • Anyone who wants a better understanding of how unit tests help you to write better code

Curriculum

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