Automatic .NET Code Weaving With Fody

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We often spend more time than we'd like to writing repetitive, low-value, boilerplate code. If we want to spend more of our time actually writing more interesting code that adds business value, Fody can help. Fody is a modular, extensible, open source tool that comes with a whole host of pre-built add-ins to perform tasks such as automatically adding Equals, GetHashCode and Equality operators or implementing IDisposable for us. In this course, we'll learn how to use these pre-built add-ins and also create our own custom Fody add-ins.

Introduction to Fody

Module Overview

Why Fody?

Write Less Code, get More Done

Simplify Logging, Debugging, and Test Code

Ensure Code Consistency

An Introduction to CIL

How Fody Works

Using Fody in Visual Studio

Module Summary

Write Less Code, get More Done

Module Overview

Automatic ToString() Method From Public Properties

Auto Empty String Parameter Checks

Auto Null Value Checking

Converting Public Fields to Public Properties

Auto Implementing INotifyPropertyChanged

Automatically Adding Equals, GetHashCode, and Equality Operators

Implementing IDisposable Automatically

Automatically Call Dispose() Without Using Statements

Module Summary

Simplify Logging, Debugging, and Testing Code

Module Overview

Simplifying Logging Code

Automatically Improve Debugger Visualization in Visual Studio

Testing With Static Methods

Adding Simple Method Execution Timing Code

Automatically Add Assert Messages to Tests

Automatically Removing Test Code From a Project

Module Summary

Other Useful Fody Add-ins

Module Overview

Make all String Comparisons Case-Insensitive

The Obsolete Attribute on Steroids

Automatically Make Members Virtual

Enabling Delegate and Enum Generic Constraints

Freezing Objects

Decorating Methods With Additional Code

Module Summary

Introduction to Writing Your Own Fody Add-ins

Module Overview

Mono.Cecil

Getting the Starter Project From GitHub

Overview of How the Sample Fits Together

Running the Tests and Decompiling

Writing a New Test and Modifying the Weaver

Generating the Add-in NuGet Installer

Module Summary