Complete Guide to Unit Testing in .NET Core (NUnit & XUnit) (Udemy.com)

A well-structured and practical course! It does a great job covering both NUnit and XUnit, making unit testing in .NET Core much more approachable. Highly recommended for anyone looking to level up their testing skills.

Great course! I like the teachers style, he does not beat around the bush and goes straight into valuable information and examples. I really liked section 7 with the n-layer application. This was exactly what I has been looking for. How the course could be improved: - Assignments and solutions in every section - Recap what has been teached at every section's end

I did come in with a lot of unit testing experience of MVC frameworks from other languages so I had that background already but I can see that part being valuable and essential part of rounding the course to developers who are new to testing. This course was beneficial for me because it showed how to apply a lot of the testing patterns I knew within the NUnit framework. I liked how the instructor started simple and with plenty of exercise opportunity, increased the complexity incrementally, finally landing on a "real world" MVC project where he touched how to test at each of the different levels (controller, services, repositories...) I also appreciated the "how to test well" advice, that does not come as part of the NUnit framework. I liked how the instructor structured the course to incrementally learn how to unit test, and finishing with unit testing a "real world" MVC project at different levels.

The instructor is a capable .NET APP developer and tester. What is missing in this introductory course: 1. Handouts. 2. Guide(s) for the .NET APP:s Unit Testing. Websites, books, and other resources can be recommended for a novice developer/tester. 3. Summary of each chapter. The instructor is not responsive when a question is asked.

What I liked: - The pace and structure was really great. - The instructor is calm and explains clearly. - Appreciated the last section with real world examples as it brings everything together. Note: - The Main Project files (downloaded from Github) had some issues with the packages as the course material is a bit old. I've upgraded the packages and got it working.

This a good course and I'm glad I took it to refresh my understanding and muscle memory for writing NUnit unit tests. This course would have been a 5-star course had there been any integration tests being covered. Integration tests are very important and it should have been covered in this course.

This is one of Bhurgen's best courses. It rewards the student that has followed along the journey through Bhurgen's previous courses (particuarly ASP.NET MVC and EF Core). The final section applies NUnit and Moq towards a basic, albeit complete ASP.NET MVC app, across Data Access, Service and Web(Controller) layers. An excellent introduction to NUnit and Moq. Thanks Bhrugen!

This is the third course I've taken from Brughen Patel and I'm just as pleased with what I've learned as I was from the first. Easy to understand, thorough, and fun to learn. I recently graduated from a C#/.NET Full Stack boot camp that I paid a ton of money for and they didn't teach me nearly as much as I've learned from these courses. Thank you!

The instructor's teaching style is really good. I like how he goes through the analysis process of "what can we test in this class?" and for the most part, the code was well-explained. Some of the more complex applications left me with some questions, but overall this course is a great and comprehensive overview of NUnit, with some introductions to MSTest and XUnit as well.

I had a basic understanding of Unit testing because i never build unit testing in a real world project. After spending this time on the course, l have started adding unit testing to my real world project. Thank you so very much Bhrugen.