.NET Testing: Unit, Integration, and E2E Test Strategies
# .NET Testing Guide
Testing in .NET should protect business-critical behavior, not just increase coverage numbers. A good strategy balances speed, confidence, and maintenance cost.
Build a Practical Test Pyramid
Unit Tests
Integration Tests
End-to-End Tests
Recommended .NET Tooling
Reliability Principles
Conclusion
Strong .NET testing is about strategic coverage: fast unit tests, meaningful integration checks, and minimal but critical end-to-end protection.
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