Microsoft.Extensions.AI.Evaluations library is now open source, and a new Azure DevOps plug-in is available to make reporting in your CI pipelines easier than ever.
All major .NET testing frameworks are now supporting Microsoft.Testing.Platform. Whether you are using Expecto, MSTest, NUnit, TUnit, or xUnit.net, you can now leverage the new testing platform to run your tests.
Learn how to improve your software development process with automated testing in .NET Aspire. This post covers the basics of getting started, writing tests for distributed applications, and ensuring your services run smoothly.
MSTest ships with extensive suite of code analyzers to help you write well-formed, performant and error free tests.
A proven way to test your (mobile) apps is through UI testing. In this post we will learn how to get setup with UI testing for .NET MAUI apps using Appium.
MSTest 3.4 is available. Learn all about the highlighted features and fixes that will make your testing experience always better.
Learn how to build and test resilient apps in .NET with Dev Proxy to simulate API failures, different network conditions, and a lot more from your local machine.
The new MSTest SDK is here and provides an easier way to configure your MSTest projects. Learn all about this release, how to get started, and its great improvements when using MSTest.
MSTest introduces a Native AOT compatible test runner and engine for testing your Native AOT applications.
MSTest runner is a new, light-weight and portable runner for MSTest tests available in the .NET CLI, Visual Studio, and more!
