By tag: UnitTests
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Sharpen Your Unit Tests, Forget VB
VB.NET programmers should be writing their unit tests in C#.
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Strategies for Structuring Unit Tests
As you start to accumulate tests and move along in your TDD discipline, it becomes increasingly important to effectively organize large collections of tests. Here's an assortment of tactics for structuring your own test suites...
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Organizing Unit Tests and Projects With Solution Folders
Rather than letting the alphabetical nature of the Solution Explorer drive my naming conventions, I will typically toss my tests in a separate Solutions Folder that separates it from the rest of the core code, etc.
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Using ReSharper as an essential part of your TDD toolkit
I have been a long time and fan and user of JetBrain's ReSharper add-in for Visual Studio .NET. At a high-level, ReSharper is a productivity and refactoring plug-in for Visual Studio, but that simple description belies the genius behind the product.