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I’m a fan of the Extension methods. Like in your examples, I combine them with the Builder pattern too. I think that this combination creates a readable Domain Specific Language (DSL) that could be used in the test case scenarios for an application. With such a DSL, we can build our System Under Test (SUT) in a very descriptive way.
I've done that before and really like the power and simplicity of that, plus the way it makes tests more maintainable. I really should write about that at some point soon.
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Nice post.
I’m a fan of the Extension methods. Like in your examples, I combine them with the Builder pattern too. I think that this combination creates a readable Domain Specific Language (DSL) that could be used in the test case scenarios for an application. With such a DSL, we can build our System Under Test (SUT) in a very descriptive way.
I can't wait for your next article.
Cheers.
I've done that before and really like the power and simplicity of that, plus the way it makes tests more maintainable. I really should write about that at some point soon.