NUnit Quick and Dirty Guide

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submitted by bmerrell(330) 5 years ago

NUnit "Quick and Dirty" Tutorial In the style of the JUnit Quick and Dirty Tutorial, here's a similar tutorial for NUnit. I'm assuming that you're familiar with C#/.NET, downloaded NUnit and have a development environment all setup for compiling and running C# code.

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posted by .NetKicks(1304) 5 years ago 0

In the last part of this article the author encourages the use of NUnit or Nant for unit tests. IMO the good feeling about the green dots certainly disapears quite quickly when you have to switch between let's say NUnitGUI and VisualStudio. An integrated solution for the testing within the IDE is needed. I use TestDriven.Net (http://www.testdriven.net/). There is also a free (as in free beer) version of the UnitRun from ReSharper (http://www.jetbrains.com/unitrun/).

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