Why? In ASP.NET MVC, applications are divided into horizontal layers, which is reflected in the project structure: * Controllers * Views * Models * Scripts * Style It’s a good idea to divide you application into logical parts. While the idea of horizontal slices might look like a...
With the proliferation of REST API’s, external ones and internal ones (think microservices), we very often find ourselves depending on these external services in our applications. Usually we have some designated class in front of the access to such a REST API. That class...
In my previous post about probable new features in C# 7, I talked about Tuples, Record Types and Pattern Matching. These are the most obvious candidates for inclusion. In this post I want to highlight a few more new features that are not getting as...
It seems like only yesterday we got C# 6, but as it goes in software development land, the next thing is already on its way. In this post I want to describe the most likely new C# 7 features, what they look like and why...
The test pyramid is a concept that was developed by Mike Cohn. It states that you should have an appropriate amount of each type of test. In the pyramid he distinguishes different types of tests: * Exploratory tests: Performed manually by a tester * System tests: Executed...
