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The Spokane .NET Users Group exists to help facilitate education and knowledge exchange among developers, architects and managers with an interest in Microsoft's .NET technologies. We will do our very best to meet the first Tuesday of every month and will be open to the public. We provide a great place for local developers to come together to learn .NET technologies, to network with their peers and to foster a sense of community among developers learning and using the same technologies. If you are interested in becoming a business sponsor of our group or becoming an individual member or Guest Speaker please see our Membership page for more information.
The Spokane .NET Users Group is sponsored by IntelliTect Corp and is a member of the .NET Foundation.
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Rethinking .NET Testing
·ハイブリッドIntelliTect, 1720 W 4th Ave Unit B, Spokane, WA, USSign up here at our eventbrite page.
Every `dotnet test` you run today spins up an external host that discovers your assembly through reflection and orchestrates execution from outside your code. That old architecture has downsides including not being a runnable executable, needing extra dependencies for even basic things like code coverage and more. Microsoft.Testing.Platform throws out the host entirely - your test project compiles into a standalone executable you can run with `dotnet run`, debug with F5, and trim for deployment just like any other app. With .NET 10, `dotnet test` runs MTP natively too, making it a first-class citizen of the whole toolchain. In this session, we'll explore how to migrate from VSTest to MTP, dig into built-in code coverage and multi-format reporting, and see what the new extensibility model unlocks.
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Developer Workflows in 2026
·ハイブリッドIntelliTect, 1720 W 4th Ave Unit B, Spokane, WA, USSign up here at our eventbrite page.
This month the Spokane .NET User Group will hosting a forum-style discussion around personal developer workflows in 2026! In this 90-minute discussion we will cover AI tooling, IDEs, debugging, testing, and general approach to try and uncover how different engineers approach coding!
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