Unit Testing & TDD in .Net with Netnyan

Master unit testing in .NET with real-world examples using xUnit, Moq, and TDD practices. Learn to write reliable, maintainable code through test-first development and continuous testing.    

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Key Benefits of our Course

Discover how our course equips you with essential .NET skills and​ prepares you for a successful career in software development.

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In-Depth Knowledge

Gain comprehensive insights into .NET technologies, ensuring you are well-versed in both foundational and advanced concepts. This knowledge is crucial for your development journey.

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Expert Instructors

Learn from seasoned professionals who bring real-world experience to the classroom. Their insights will guide you through complex topics and practical applications.

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Practical Applications

Enhance your programming skills through hands-on projects that simulate real-world scenarios. This practical approach ensures you can apply what you learn effectively.

What You Will Learn


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Write unit tests using xUnit, Moq, and FluentAssertions. ​

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Apply Test-Driven Development (TDD) to .NET projects.

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Refactor and test legacy codebases effectively.  

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Implement Continuous Testing in DevOps pipelines.

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Use Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) with Cucumber/SpecFlow.

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Build test coverage strategies for robust, production-ready apps.

Course Description


In modern software development, testing is not optional—it’s essential. The Unit Testing & TDD in .NET course equips you with the tools and mindset needed to ensure your codebase is reliable, testable, and maintainable. You'll start from the basics of xUnit and mocking with Moq, advance to test-driven workflows, and even tackle legacy code. With real-world scenarios and CI/CD-focused examples, this course is ideal for developers aiming to strengthen their software quality and embrace agile engineering principles.

Course Content


  • Why testing matters
  • Types of tests (unit, integration, functional)
  • Writing your first test
  • Test attributes and assertions
  • Structuring test projects
  • Basics of mocking dependencies
  • Setup, verification, and returns
  • Working with services and repositories
  • Writing expressive assertions
  • Custom matchers
  • Red-Green-Refactor cycle
  • Building a feature test-first
  • TDD anti-patterns
  • Refactoring strategies
  • Working with tightly coupled code
  • Improving testability
  • Introduction to SpecFlow & Cucumber
  • Writing feature files and step definitions
  • BDD for APIs and business logic
  • Integrating tests in CI/CD (GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps)
  • Code coverage and static analysis
  • Test report generation and alerts

Prerequisites / Requirements


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Solid understanding of C# and .NET Core

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Familiarity with object-oriented programming  

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Basic experience building .NET applications (MVC/Web API/Console) ​

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Visual Studio or VS Code with .NET SDK installed

Instructor

Sushant Zanzane

Software Engineer

  • Senior Software Engineer & Architect
  • 10+ years of experience in .NET technologies
  • Specializes in enterprise-grade software solutions
  • Passionate about teaching practical software engineering

Course Reviews


Karan V.

Junior Developer

This module gave me a deep dive into how real companies build scalable applications. It felt like on-the-job training.   


Nisha J.

Backend Developer

I learned how to structure enterprise-level apps and write cleaner, more maintainable code. The case studies were incredibly useful.  


Akash T.

Tech Enthusiast

Understanding architecture layers and service patterns used to confuse me. Not anymore, thanks to Sushant Sir’s clear teaching.


Sophia Benett

Software Engineer

Detailed, practical, and well-structured. Loved the DDD and CQRS sections. 


Neha M.

Final Year B.Tech Student

We didn’t just learn to build; we learned to build right. This course gave me an edge in technical interviews.


Daniel Foster

Project Manager

Best explanation of delegates and reflection I’ve seen so far.