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Ervis Trupja

Unit testing ensures that all code meets quality standards before it's deployed. This course will teach you how to unit test Blazor Applications using bUnit.

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Unit testing ensures that all code meets quality standards before it's deployed. This course will teach you how to unit test Blazor Applications using bUnit.

Unit testing is a vital part of any coding project. In this course, Unit Testing in ASP.NET Core 6 Blazor, you’ll learn to unit test Blazor applications using bUnit. First, you’ll explore Blazor application structure. Next, you’ll discover key capabilities of bUnit, where you will learn about passing parameters, service injections, and mocking. Then, you'll learn how to verify outputs like markup, component state. Finally, you’ll dive into more advanced concepts like Authorization, HttpClient, NavigationManager, and PersistentComponentState. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of bUnit needed to unit test your Blazor applications components.

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Syllabus

Course Overview
Introduction
Unit Testing Inputs, Parameters, and Service Injection
Component Interactions Unit Testing
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Advanced Unit Testing

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Provides hands-on practice on unit testing Blazor applications
Instructors Ervis Trupja are recognized for their work in Blazor Application unit testing
Teaches learners how to test Blazor Applications from scratch, even if they have no prior knowledge of Blazor
Covers advanced unit testing concepts such as mocking and advanced Blazor features
Focuses on unit testing Blazor Applications specifically, rather than general unit testing
May be useful for experienced developers looking to further their Blazor knowledge

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900): Azure Architecture and Services with these activities:
Attend a Blazor community meetup
Network with other Blazor developers and learn from their experiences.
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  • Find a Blazor community meetup near you
  • Attend the meetup and connect with other attendees
Review 'Unit Testing in ASP.NET Core'
Begins to prepare the student for the course by reviewing concepts of Unit Testing in ASP.NET Core
Browse courses on Unit Testing
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  • Read through the documentation on Unit Testing in ASP.NET Core
  • Set up a unit testing environment for ASP.NET Core
  • Create a few simple unit tests for ASP.NET Core applications
Review basic programming concepts
Prepare for the course by refreshing your fundamental programming knowledge.
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  • Go through online resources or textbooks
  • Practice writing code snippets
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Follow tutorials on Blazor architecture
Reinforce your understanding of Blazor's architecture and components by following online tutorials.
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  • Search for Blazor architecture tutorials
  • Choose a tutorial with clear instructions
  • Follow the steps to build a basic Blazor application
Follow bUnit Tutorials
Reinforces the knowledge of unit testing Blazor applications using bUnit
Browse courses on bUnit
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  • Find tutorials on bUnit
  • Follow along with the tutorials and try out the examples
  • Create a few of your unit tests using bUnit
Write unit tests for Blazor components
Improve your unit testing skills by practicing writing tests for various Blazor components.
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  • Create a new Blazor application
  • Write unit tests for each component using bUnit
  • Run the tests and verify the results
Practice Writing Unit Tests
Provides hands-on experience in writing unit tests for Blazor applications
Browse courses on Unit Testing
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  • Choose a Blazor component to test
  • Write a unit test for the component
  • Run the unit test and debug any errors
  • Refactor the unit test to improve its clarity and maintainability
Explore advanced bUnit features
Expand your knowledge by exploring advanced features of the bUnit testing framework.
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  • Search for tutorials on advanced bUnit features
  • Follow the steps to implement these features in your tests
Collaborate on a Blazor testing project
Enhance your understanding and work with others by collaborating on a Blazor testing project with peers.
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  • Find fellow students interested in Blazor testing
  • Form a group and choose a Blazor project to test
  • Divide tasks and collaborate on writing and executing unit tests
Build a testing utility for Blazor apps
Contribute to the Blazor community by creating a reusable utility that helps with unit testing.
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  • Identify a common testing pain point
  • Design and implement a solution
  • Publish the utility on GitHub

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Reading list

We've selected five books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900): Azure Architecture and Services.
Delves into the fundamentals of unit testing, discussing principles, patterns, and practices. It provides a theoretical foundation for understanding unit testing and can supplement the practical coverage in the course.
Provides a comprehensive guide to unit testing principles, patterns, and practices. It covers topics such as test-driven development, mocking, and dependency injection.
Offers a hands-on approach to Blazor development, providing a comprehensive overview of its capabilities. While it may not directly cover unit testing, it provides valuable insights into the Blazor framework itself.

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