Unit Testing .NET Applications with xUnit .net and NUnit

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What is Unit Testing?

Chapter 2: Unit Testing with xUnit

Lecture 1: What is XUnit .Net?

Lecture 2: Features of XUnit .Net

Lecture 3: Writing your first Unit Test in XUnit .Net

Lecture 4: Execute Unit Tests in Visual Studio

Lecture 5: Execute Unit Tests via Command Line

Lecture 6: Execute Unit Tests with ReSharper

Lecture 7: Phases of Unit Testing

Lecture 8: The Assert Phase

Lecture 9: Asserting numeric values

Lecture 10: Asserting string values

Lecture 11: Asserting boolean values as well as null values

Lecture 12: Asserting Collections

Lecture 13: Asserting a range of values

Lecture 14: Asserting Exceptions

Lecture 15: Asserting object types

Lecture 16: Collections and Traits

Lecture 17: Constructors and IDisposable

Lecture 18: Class Fixtures and IClassFixture

Lecture 19: Collection Definition

Lecture 20: Parallel Execution of Tests

Lecture 21: Data Driven Tests in XUnit .net and the "Theory" attribute

Lecture 22: Passing parameters to unit tests with inline attributes

Lecture 23: Sharing test data across multiple unit test methods

Lecture 24: Passing parameters to unit tests from external resources

Lecture 25: Sharing test data across multiple unit test methods with custom attributes

Lecture 26: Introduction to MOQ and its relation to xUnit

Lecture 27: What is Mocking ?

Lecture 28: Creating the xUnit Test Project

Lecture 29: Writing our first test with Mock and xUnit

Lecture 30: Testing when ModelState is invalid

Lecture 31: Setting Up the Mocked Objects

Lecture 32: Writing a Test with Arrange, Act and Assert Format

Lecture 33: Introduction to Unit Testing and Legacy Code

Lecture 34: The "Sprout Method" Technique

Lecture 35: The "Sprout Class" Technique

Lecture 36: Introduction to Test Driven Development

Lecture 37: Test Driven Development with xUnit.net

Lecture 38: Measuring Unit Test Coverage in xUnit.net

Chapter 3: Unit Testing with NUnit

Lecture 1: What is NUnit?

Lecture 2: Writing The First Test with NUnit: Arrange, Act, Assert.

Lecture 3: The TestFixture Attribute

Lecture 4: Test Method's Naming Conventions

Lecture 5: Simple Asserts

Lecture 6: Handling Exceptions

Lecture 7: Working with Types (IsInstanceOf and IsAssingableFrom methods)

Lecture 8: The StringAssert Class

Lecture 9: The CollectionAssert Class

Lecture 10: Asserting with Constraints

Lecture 11: TestFixture – Advanced

Lecture 12: Setup and TearDown

Lecture 13: The TestCase Attribute – Passing values to parametrised test methods.

Lecture 14: Grouping Asserts Together

Lecture 15: Intriduction to Mocking and MOQ

Lecture 16: The Personal Photos Project

Lecture 17: Testing an ASP.NET MVC Action with MOQ Framework and NUnit

Lecture 18: Testing an async ASP.NET MVC Action with Mock

Lecture 19: Using Setup and Return with MOQ

Lecture 20: Introduction to Test-Driven Development (TDD)

Lecture 21: TDD Demo – Writing C# Code with TDD Technique

Lecture 22: The Common Technique of Testing a Legacy (Old) Code

Lecture 23: Testing a Legacy Code in Action

Chapter 4: Interview Questions

Chapter 5: Bonus Lectures

Lecture 1: Bonus: Using AI for Generating Unit Tests Automatically