Wednesday, February 04, 2009 8:59 PM Sean Feldman

Right Tool for the Right Job

I used R# as a test runner tool. Nice UI (see my older posts), nicely integrated with Gallio. Just one issue - unrealistically slow when compared with a non-visual tool. And then our team member David showed us old-and-forgotten TestDriven.NET.

Oh boy, what a difference. It's so much faster, than we jumped on it (almost) right away, leaving R# unit testing tool behind (though, not the R# itself :).

One weak side of TD.NET - executing all tests in solution or selective tests execution grouped, it's not there. Yet, this is not an issue, for that we should leverage automated build scripts, right? :D

Moral of the story - use the right tool for the right job.

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# Right Tool for the Right Job - Part 2

Sunday, February 08, 2009 12:16 PM by sfeldman.NET

In the previous post I talked about running test in Resharper vs. TestDriven.NET This time I will compare