Tag: .net

Written by Nick Lydon

Unit testing Observables in .NET

In one of our applications we’ve been using mongodb’s change streams to listen to changes in the database and then broadcast them using signalr for a truly reactive experience. We create an Observable (with Observable.Create) and listen to changes within the lambda passed to it. Every time a change is detected, we emit a new […]

Written by Nick Lydon

Acceptable Dependencies

Today I attended a talk about mocking in order to facilitate unit testing. The example used was a “UsersService” that accepted a repository as a constructor argument. Essentially it was doing CRUD and forwarding the calls almost straight on to the repository: This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently […]