Why I Deprecated My Blazor Sudoku App in Favor of React
I built the same Sudoku app twice — once in Blazor, once in React. Here's what I learned, where Blazor surprised me, and why React won in the end.
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DepenMock v3: Pick Your Mocking Framework
DepenMock v3 completes a long-planned goal: full mocking framework abstraction. Here's what changed in v3.0 and v3.1, why it took three attempts to get right, and how to migrate.
How to Take Full Control of Your Mocks with DepenMock
Go beyond the basics with DepenMock. Learn how to access mocks, customize behavior, and verify interactions deep in your test's dependency graph.
Cut Your Mock Setup Time with DepenMock: Effortless .NET Unit Testing
Introducing DepenMock, a lightweight C# library that eliminates the boilerplate of mocking complex dependency graphs in your tests.
How to Build AI Agents Using Azure AI Foundry (with C#)
Learn how to build AI agents using Azure AI Foundry by integrating C# services and tools, enabling enterprise-grade orchestration with .NET.