NUnit TestRunner VS.NET Addin

Published 05 April 04 03:48 PM | mhawley

My team at work is starting to look into using the Extreme Programming (XP) model, and as such I've started to do some reading up on it...and determined that its driven highly on TDD. This is something, unfortunately, I've had no experience with.  So - I downloaded NUnit and started working with it, and (like always) I was trying to find the most streamlined way of running my tests.

The NUnit GUI wasn't bad, it does what it needs to do...however I wanted something integrated into VS.NET.  Sure enough, my praryers were answered when "NUnit Testing Integrated in Visual Studio" came out on TheServerSide.NET. So - I downloaded TestRunner, and started giving it a whirl.  Its a bit cumbersome to figure out how to make it work...its not too intuitive, as the buttons don't have any tool tips, but the FAQ does give you a description of what each does.

Anyway, I suggest using this tool, its very cool and allows you to not leave the IDE at all.

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# Jim Arnold said on April 5, 2004 07:58 PM:

You should try Jamie Cansdale's NUnit Add-In as well - it's pretty much installed as standard in our company now. No fancy GUI, just simple, context-aware menu item that doesn't draw your attention away from the code:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/nunitaddin/

# Matt Hawley said on April 5, 2004 08:09 PM:

Cool, I'll check that out as well.

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