Have you ever wondered how to ensure that your .NET code follows the architectural design and conventions that you have chosen? Do you want to avoid the common pitfalls of violating the principles of separation of concerns, dependency inversion, or layering? If so, then you might be interested in NetArchTest, a fluent API for .NET Standard that can enforce architectural rules in unit tests. Rcentely I stumbled upon the NetArchTest package by Ben Morris.

My blog Well, here it is; My blog. I hope you’ll find it useful or even that I can help you out with my content for whatever problem you’re facing. If you have any questions or remarks, please let me know. The content You’ll may have noticed that I write about both Ops and Dev subjects because, well, I’m JeffOps :wink: Why Dev and Ops? All kidding aside, in the beginning of my professional career I started as purely Ops but quickly started to automate my own work.