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Testcontainers for C# and .NET: Simplify Integration Tests with Docker

What exactly is Testcontainers? Testcontainers is an open-source library designed to make integration testing more manageable and reliable by using Docker containers to spin up “throwaway” instances of various services. It allows developers to create lightweight, temporary versions of databases, message brokers, web browsers, and more, using real infrastructure instead of mocks or in-memory simulators. […]

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CodeSwissKnife Beta Is Out – The Ultimate Developer Toolkit, Built by Developers for Developers!

Introduction: What is CodeSwissKnife? CodeSwissKnife is a comprehensive, offline toolkit designed specifically for developers. Whether you’re working with text formatting, encoding, or parsing, this tool brings together essential utilities to simplify your daily tasks—all while keeping your data secure on your own device. Unlike many online tools, CodeSwissKnife operates entirely offline, so you never have […]

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Simplify Blazor Frontend Development with Postman Mock Servers: Start Work Without Waiting for Backend

Introduction When building modern web applications, APIs are critical for communication between the frontend and backend. However, there are times when backend development lags behind, or you need to start working on the frontend without waiting for the API to be fully implemented. This is where tools like Postman come into play. In a previous […]

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How to Implement Dependency Injection in .NET: C# Console App Guide Using Visual Studio Code

Introduction Dependency Injection (DI) is a fundamental concept in .NET development, enabling developers to create flexible, maintainable, and testable applications. By decoupling dependencies, DI allows for better code organization and promotes adherence to SOLID principles, particularly the Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP). Previously, I discussed SOLID principles in C# and delved into the Dependency Inversion Principle. […]

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