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🗓️ Get ready! We're celebrating our amazing Microsoft MVPs soon 🥳 The annual renewal decisions are almost here, and we can't wait to honor the incredible people who make a such big impact in the tech world. 🎉 Stay tuned for exciting #MVPbuzz updates!

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This year I'm kicking off my blog content with EFCore. 𝐄𝐅 𝐌𝐢𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐁𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐥𝐞𝐬 are the highly recommended way to handle migrations. medium.com/@benjaminabt/i…

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FluentAssertion v8+ a nice syntax-sugar test lib per year: $130 Rider, a full fledged IDE per year: $150 That's not sustainable open source.

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It takes 20 seconds and ChatGPT to create a nice basic replacement for the most important api of FluentAssertion > create a fluent testing class api for the most important stuff so I can verify my tests like "Hello".Assert().IsNotNull()

It takes 20 seconds and ChatGPT to create a nice basic replacement for the most important api of FluentAssertion

> create a fluent testing class api for the most important stuff so I can verify my tests like "Hello".Assert().IsNotNull()
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The community has played a big part in making the library what it is today - and that includes passive contributions. Last week it was shown how the community has been exploited - now it is also shown how much value is placed on feedback.

The community has played a big part in making the library what it is today - and that includes passive contributions.

Last week it was shown how the community has been exploited - now it is also shown how much value is placed on feedback.