I need to go through and make sure the testing framework is up to date and we're using the latest features in the example test to give the interviewees a chance to show off what they know and not lock them into the "old .NET mindset" you might get into when interviewing at other companies that also use .NET, but maybe .NET Framework. Could be overthinking this, but just trying to keep .NET bleeding-edge to keep it cool 😎
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❓ XUnit v3 has finally released, do you see value in using that here?
Its a balancing act between keeping up-to-date, and what .NET devs are likely familiar with.
For anyone w/o context, the only major difference in V3 is how tests are executed. The programming model hasn't changed much
Originally posted by @UnstoppableMango in #350 (comment)
I need to go through and make sure the testing framework is up to date and we're using the latest features in the example test to give the interviewees a chance to show off what they know and not lock them into the "old .NET mindset" you might get into when interviewing at other companies that also use .NET, but maybe .NET Framework. Could be overthinking this, but just trying to keep .NET bleeding-edge to keep it cool 😎
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❓ XUnit v3 has finally released, do you see value in using that here?
Its a balancing act between keeping up-to-date, and what .NET devs are likely familiar with.
For anyone w/o context, the only major difference in V3 is how tests are executed. The programming model hasn't changed much
Originally posted by @UnstoppableMango in #350 (comment)