Life is short, use .NET libraries!. Here are some popular libraries you may consider using:. 1. ORM.- EF Core.- Dapper ORM. 2. API Toolkit.- SignalR.- FluentValidation.- MediatR.- YARP. 3. Testing.- xUnit.- Testcontainers.- FluentAssertions.- Moq.- Verify. 4. Logging & Monitoring

Still asserting object properties one by one?. Switch to FluentAssertions and save time.

Guess I should just stick to posting "FluentAssertions bad - upvote if you agree" on /r/dotnet instead of asking actual questions about the runtime lol

Here are 13 excellent libraries I use in my Microservices:. 1. EF Core.2. Dapper.3. MediatR.4. Refit.5. Polly.6. Scrutor.7. MassTransit.8. FluentValidation.9. Hangfire.10. Testcontainers.11. FluentAssertions.12. NetArchTest.Rules.13. StackExchange.Redis.

FluentAssertions só é legal até você precisar usar tipos dinâmicos, porque em #dotnet não há suporte para métodos de extensão para tipos dinâmicos. Nesse caso, você tem que sair fazendo cast de tudo quanto é tipo de objeto dinâmico.

re the #FluentAssertions changes is this correct and helpful?. #OSS #dotnet

Somewhere down there in this huge room is @ddoomen sharing his learnings building fluentassertions. @TechoramaNL

We've just released FluentAssertions 7.1 with XUnit 3 and TUnit support, and versions of FluentAssertions.Json and FluentAssertions.DataSets compatible with FluentAssertions 8.0.

Last weekend, we've pushed #FluentAssertions 8.5 to NuGet. It comes with a feature that we've been trying to finish for at least two years; the ability to have "BeEquivalentTo" optionally assert that the types of the objects and properties match as well. Check out the release

Here are 9 excellent libraries I use in my projects:.1. MediatR.2. Mapster.3. FluentValidation.4. Refit.5. Carter.6. MassTransit.7. Marten.8. xUnit.9. FluentAssertions.

Do you regularly use FluentAssertions in your apps?.#dotnet. It can be used to give our unit test asserts a more readable and expressive syntax as some of the examples below show.

Unit Testing in .NET Core - Better Assertions with FluentAssertions and Shouldly via @CsharpCorner #DotNetCore

I tried out Qwen 2.5 coder today in combination with Cline and holy cow, it worked pretty good for a model which only requires 16.3 GB. #Agentic #AI for coding while working offline. Here is a small example where it needs to introduce FluentAssertions to a TUnit test.

🚨Yazılım dramasına hoşgeldiniz🚨. Bu zincirde dünden beri tartışılan, .NET için kullanılan FluentAssertions isimli açık kaynak kütüphanesinin başına gelen dramadan bahsedeceğim. Hazır mıyız?🙂. #csharp #dotnet #opensource

Here are 12 excellent libraries I use in my projects:. 1. MediatR.2. FluentValidation.3. Serilog.4. Refit.5. Polly.6. Entity Framework Core.7. MassTransit.8. Quartz.9. SignalR.10. YARP.11. xUnit.12. FluentAssertions. What would you add to the list?.

Last project migrated away from FluentAssertions within a very short time. Never mix convenience with the value of a dependency ✌

Here are 5 libraries I use in my test projects:.- xUnit.- FluentAssertions.- Moq.- Testcontainers.- Bogus. What would you add?.

Wow. Just noticed that during my two-week holiday, the number of downloads of FluentAssertions crossed the half-a-billion mark.

Interesting to see how many people have abandoned FluentAssertions since the infamous rug pull license change in version 8

L'épisode 63 arrive. #podcast #dotnet #AI #peebleOS #Copilot #fluentassertions #drama #golang