I mean, I add chapters for exactly this reason, if you don't want context you can skip ahead and start at 1:08. If you want context, you start from 0:00. Free choice for everyone. You can even copy & paste the chapters in the description, you don't even have to watch the video at all. 😀
What is your favorite .NET package? What would you add to the list? 🤔
Recently found the “Verify” package for verifying your tests. It’s been a game changer.
I already using few of the packages mentioned in the video and those are very useful and time saving. Thanks for providing such information.
Glad it was helpful!
Should I skips to learn the build it library of C# and proceed to the nuget packages library ?
Mediatr, language-ext, mass transit off the top of my head! Ow and test-containers
Thank you. 👍🙏
We use Unity instead of Autofac, AutoMapper is a great one :)
Unity is also a viable alternative. Thanks for mentioning it. 👍
Uso o Mapster ao invés do AutoMapper, mais fácil de usar e, no meu caso, mais eficiente.
Humanizer
Mapster
Bogus
Autofixture
Probably some I'm not remembering right now.
I'll check them out. Never heard if them so far. Thanks for sharing.
@@ClaudioBernasconi
Oh, two more
refit
and of course mediatr
MoreLinq
Cool, heard it here for the first time.
@@ClaudioBernasconi MoreLInq is an absolutely mandatory package. Working with ienumerable, arrays and dictionaries as easy as working with lists.
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I mean, I add chapters for exactly this reason, if you don't want context you can skip ahead and start at 1:08. If you want context, you start from 0:00. Free choice for everyone. You can even copy & paste the chapters in the description, you don't even have to watch the video at all. 😀
@@ClaudioBernasconi Hey Your video was really helpful for me. I just added it for my reference.. don't take it wrongly please
Cocona
First
Well played. 😉
MassTransit
I will look at it. 🙂
Newtonsoft json is top 1 lib awesome
Newtonsoft
NSubstitute
SpecFlow
Nlog
Prism
Neleus.DependencyInjection.Extensions
Great libraries! Thanks for adding them. I do have a few SpecFlow videos on the channel.