Tim Deschryver

Tim Deschryver

@timdeschryver.dev

👟 Runner 👨‍💻 OSS enthusiast - NgRx, (Angular) Testing Library ✍ Blogger - https://timdeschryver.dev 🏆 Microsoft MVP (Developer Technologies)

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✍ Blogged: Testing AI prompts and comparing models with promptfoo Just like other software components, prompts benefit from tests that provide representative inputs to verify that the outputs meet the requirements. #dotNET #AI #Testing timdeschryver.dev/blog/testing...

timdeschryver.devTesting AI prompts and comparing models with promptfooJust like other software components, prompts benefit from tests that provide representative inputs to verify that the outputs meet the requirements. With promptfoo, you can test prompt behavior, compa...

I’m happy to share that my time in the Microsoft MVP program has been extended for another year 🥳. Congratulations to all the other MVPs who received the confirmation 🏆

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T-minus 24 HOURS 📢 Join us tomorrow on #AspireConf for an action-packed day of live sessions and a keynote welcoming the release of Aspire 13.2! 💫 See you there 👉 aspire.dev/aspireconf/?... #Python #TypeScript #DotNet #AspireDev

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We just shipped .NET Skills for coding agents ⚡ A growing set of reusable skills for .NET that plug into coding agents and work WITH you. We're starting by sharing the same skills our team built to move faster (and let agents handle the boring parts). 🔗 ift.tt/B6GLaeX #dotNET

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Karma is out of the pantry. 👋 Get ready for @vitest.dev & Browser Mode with #Angular 21 ✨ New #testing cookbook chapter explaining why we’re back to the browser — and what actually separates: 👾 emulation, 🌓 "partial" browser mode, 🎭 & "full" browser mode. cookbook.marmicode.io/angular/test...

cookbook.marmicode.ioBrowser Mode | Marmicode CookbookThe evolution of Angular browser testing and how to configure Vitest Browser Mode for both partial and full Playwright-powered testing.

A little trick I just learn to make it easier to test a zoneless #Angular (v20) application, is to configure the providersFile to automatically add providers. This is a feature we already had in Angular Testing Library, but it's nice to see that it's built-in now. Bonus: setupFiles is also new