Continuous Developer

3 years ago on c#, dotnet, .net

Why do you have an implementation in your interface?

Interfaces in C# An INTERFACE in C# is a type definition similar to a class, except that it purely represents a contract between an object and its user. It can neither be directly instantiated as an object, nor can data members be defined. So, an interface is nothing but a… Read more →

5 years ago on .net, dotnet, core, coverage, vstest, opencover

Code coverage for .net Core with OpenCover

Context We've recently been on a big drive to improve code coverage on all of our code bases. Our tech stack include Angular 1.6, Angular 6, ASP.net 4 and asp.net Core. Test coverage in the JavaScript world is pretty amazing with tools like Istanbul, but we've battled… Read more →

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