ASP NET Core Unit Test | NUnit y XUnit | Visual Studio 2022

Editorial course preview

What the public course preview actually shows

These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.

Visual Studio IDE displaying C# code for an NUnit test setup method that initializes a DbContext with an in-memory database and populates it with fake data using AutoFixture. — Preview 1 of 4
This screenshot shows the Visual Studio 2022 interface with C# code implementing an NUnit test setup, configuring an Entity Framework in-memory database and seeding it with mock records.

A diagram titled Unit Testing showing how functionality code interacts with real data via Entity Framework and a database, versus fake data using Moq. — Preview 2 of 4
This diagram illustrates unit testing concepts by contrasting real data interactions with a database against fake data mocking using the Moq library.

A presentation slide titled 'Pattern CQRS' featuring a diagram of an application architecture with Application and Persistence layers connecting to a Microsoft SQL Server database, — Preview 3 of 4
This slide illustrates the CQRS pattern architecture, showing how the application layer interacts with persistence tools like Dapper and Entity Framework to manage data in SQL Server.

A diagram titled 'Pirámide de Prueba' showing a three-layered pyramid with yellow UI at the top, green Integration in the middle, and blue Unit at the base. — Preview 4 of 4
This slide illustrates the Test Pyramid concept, organizing software testing into three distinct layers: Unit tests at the foundation, Integration tests in the middle, and UI tests at the peak.