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This guidepost aims to describe different testing methods or practices like Behavioral Driven Development (BDD), Test-Driven Development (TDD), and Acceptance Test-Driven Development (ATDD). It will also help clarify the key differences between these techniques. By the end of this article, one is expected to understand how each method works, its key differences, and its particular roles in the development process. First, let’s start with the difference between TDD and BDD and then move on to ATDD. www.browserstack.com/guide/tdd-vs-bdd-vs-atdd

A new primitive type called “Signal” has been introduced in Angular v16. It’s designed to store a value similar to a regular variable. When the Signal’s value changes, it notifies the interested consumers. Signals store both primitive data types and objects.
www.angularaddicts.com/p/angular-signals-study-guide?utm_medium=email

There are several techniques for implementing feature toggles, such as storing configurations in a file or database, or using an external service with a GUI for management. In this article, we will focus on Microsoft’s official open-source package called Microsoft.FeatureManagement(along with its companion package Microsoft.FeatureManagement.AspNetCoredesigned for use with ASP.NET) for managing features.
blog.kbegiedza.eu/feature-management-in-dotnet-core

The Unitverse extension generates tests for classes written in C#. The extension covers basic tests automatically (for example, checking for correct property initialization), and creates placeholder tests for methods. Unitverse aims to produce tests that compile
marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=MattWhitfield.UnitverseVS2022

Every React Developer meets one issue during his or her journey. This is how you construct an amazing app architecture. This blog post will teach you how to structure your directories correctly and avoid some common mistakes that most of us make when architecting react applications.
blog.devgenius.io/structure-your-react-apps-like-its-2030-aef02097cb3

Design patterns are reusable solutions to common problems that arise in software design. They are templates for solving design problems that have proven to be effective in various situations. They provide a common vocabulary and a shared understanding of best practices for developers, making it easier for them to communicate and collaborate on complex design problems.
maherz.medium.com/10-essential-patterns-for-c-and-net-development-e9b881b9a6ba