Posts tagged #.NET
Improve your pipeline maintainability with test categories in xUnit
Today let’s explore how you can improve the stability, maintainability, and readability of your CI and CD pipelines using custom test categories in xUnit.
Get started with NDepend: Uncle Bob and the Zone of Pain
In this article, I want to show you how to get started with NDepend and use its features. Over what might be a series of several articles, we will explore how to set up the project/the solution and gain knowledge about the various types of reports tools like NDepend can generate for you and how you can benefit from them.
Are you using these features in C#?
As of today, C# 11 is in the starting blocks and can already be tested using the preview features in Visual Studio 2022. There is quite a lot that we as developers can do differently today than we would have done with previous versions of C#.
![10 Best Practices in Async-Await Code in C# in [2022]](/images/posts/async_feat.jpg)
10 Best Practices in Async-Await Code in C# in [2022]
In this article, I want to share 10 best practices in async-await code in C# that you should keep in mind when developing asynchronous code in .NET.