TestDriven.NET by Jamie Cansdale

Unit Testing on .NET Compact Framework

Breaman has started a project on SourceForge to support unit testing on the .NET Compact Framework. I'm currently working to support multiple testing frameworks and platforms with NUnitAddin. In order to support Mono and Rotor I’ve been working on a test runner that relies on only the most basic .NET Framework assemblies. I imagine the .NET Compact Framework will include System.Net and System.Xml? If so, adding support for Breaman's NCFUnit would seem achievable. Is this something anyone would like to see?

Breaman.net [Finally giving back to the community]

Free NUnitAddin Shares!

For a (hopefully) limited time only, shares in NUnitAddin are selling for $0.00!  I probably shouldn't be telling you this, but if you want some free stock you can pick it up here.  You never know, one day it might be worth something.

How come fellow dotnetweblogger Jan Tielens' shares are selling for $0.01?  He doesn't have any incoming links either... ;o)

BlogShares

If anyone would like to show their support for NUnitAddin, I'm now listed on BlogShares.  BlogShares is a for fun trading of weblogs.  Weblogs are valued on incoming links and traders investment in the virtual stock.  Kind of like the Google ranking system with a twist.  For some reason I would be able to buy MovableType shares, but not DotNetCentric ones.  Is this because Ingo Rammer isn't signed up, or some other reason?  Also last time I looked, the stats for NUnitAddin haven't appeared and I wasn't able to buy.  Have they disallowed insider trading? Anyway, time to buy buy buy...  ;o)

Upcoming Support for Mono and Rotor

I haven't posted any new builds of NUnitAddin for a while.  The reason is because I've been working on a version that supports Rotor, Mono and multiple versions of the .NET Framework.  It has been coming on well, but not quite ready for release.  It is fun being able to test snippets of code with Mono from the safety of Visual Studio.NET. ;o)  I must say I'm very impressed with the Mono runtime's startup speed (especially when compared to Rotor).

If anyone is eager to get going with NUnitAddin and Rotor/Mono - drop me a line and I'll send you an alpha version.  Otherwise, watch this space.