Unit testing using Visual Studio just got better! When preparing some stuff for the Summer Class (yeah, I know, a bit late as it's already going on ;-) I was doing some unit testing for my mobile application, inside my Virtual PC image for Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2.
It was going through my head that I missed TestDriven.NET its integration in the IDA and that it would very unlikely be able to support the deployment of my tests to my mobile device. Without thinking, I pressed the right button and to me suprise, what option was presented to me?
So now you know I write all my training exercises without using tests, because this was the first time I noticed it. You can run a single text with the click of a mouse button! Unfortunately you can't right-click a file in the solution explorer and do the same, but you can select the class in the editor itself and run all tests in that class...
Hi Dennis,
That's good news! And I don't mean you write all your training exercises without using tests ;).
I can't wait to use VS2008, so I guess I'll have to go and set up a virtual PC image...
Kind regards, Rick
I blogged about new Unit Testing features in Visual Studio 2008 , but missed the following features back