The Beauty of Software Testing

A Testing API can help you decrease the structural coupling between your production code and your test code. In the long run, it will save you much time! A bold claim, of course, and it sounds very theoretical. To provide you with more depth than just a basic concept, I want to show you today how you can implement a Testing API with .NET.

Structural coupling makes refactoring our code very difficult and it costs us a lot of time and money! But there is one solution: a Testing API. It's an API with superpowers which helps you to get rid of this structural coupling. At the same time you are still able to verify your business rules. This can be a real time-saver!

If you want to bring your API to production fast, Azure Functions are a good choice for that. In this post, we look at how we can implement REST APIs with Azure Functions which are highly scalable and easily maintainable.

Azure DevOps is a great tool for tracking the progress of your work, version control, and CI/CD. But how can you bring it together with Scrum? Especially Backlog Refinement events? In this post, I want to show you the customization power of Azure DevOps to leverage its feature to improve your Backlog Refinement events.

Azure DevOps can help visualize the progress not only in general but also during the Daily Scrum meeting. In this first part of my new series Scrum in Azure DevOps, I want to talk about how Azure DevOps can improve your Daily stand-up.

Clean-code is this term which, as a developer, you come across endless times. Everyone is telling you to write clean code, so your code is more maintainable and testable in the long run. One way to achieve this is by writing your tests backward.