ASP.NET & Unit Testing
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* Blog post: http://wakeupandcode.com/asp-net-and-unit-testing Learn how you can use Unit Testing to build robust web applications in ASP.NET! Anyone can learn how to build web applications.... but how robust is your application in the real world? With Unit Testing, you can write code to test your application code to detect and prevent bugs!
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- Real application
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- 1. Build Robust Web Apps in the Real World @shahedC WakeUpAndCode.com
- 2. Why Unit Testing? > Getting Started > Writing and Running Tests > Mocking What’s Next?
- 4. > Nothing new to learn > Error-prone > Expensive > Slower
- 5. > Less human error > Faster! > Decreasing costs > Learning curve
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- 8. Why Unit Testing? > Getting Started > Writing and Running Tests > Mocking What’s Next?
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- 40. Email: shchowd@microsoft.com Twitter: @shahedC
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