Here we learn how to add a clean project task in VS Code for a .Net Core project.

Easy bootstrapping of projects using the .Net Core CLI.

Let’s group our xUnit tests into categories. Honestly, it’ll be easier to find them this way.

How to setup Application Insights logging in any and all classes of an Azure Function.

How do we retrieve a MIME type from a file extension in .Net Core? Let’s find out!

A basic pattern for testing IoC container setup in C#.

Here we looking at solving a few gotchas when working with enumerables of C# ’s dynamic type.

Here we learn how to debug Azure Functions Event Grid triggers locally using Visual Studio and Postman.

We’ve all been there. We’ve got two (or more) classes with that have a need for the same functionality that share no base class. The project manager is asking when this will all be done, so we just create a method in one class and copy it over to the other. Then we find that another class has a need for the same functionality. So we copy it over to there as well…

I always forget the syntax when verifying that async methods throw a particular exception with FluentAssertions. This post is to help me (and hopefully others) quickly find the solution to this slightly un-intuitive syntax.

I’d like to get this out of the way before I get into my thoughts on this - this is in no way a dig a Jimmy Bogard. He has provided a clear set of guidelines for the usage here. Unfortunately in my experience, many projects don’t follow these guidelines (and don’t get me wrong I’m guilty of violating some in the past myself).