TestDriven.NET by Jamie Cansdale

Michael has just reminded me that I have 3 MSDN Premium Subscription with Visual Studio 2005 Team Suite invites that I need to find a good use for. As tempting as it may be to organize a Winter of Express - Extension Writing competition ;), I have decided to do something more constructive with my invites.

In the comments "A" says:

I wanted to let everyone know I'm now an ex-MVP (my award wasn't renewed this year). I'd like to thank whoever it was that nominated me last time. It was fun while it lasted and I enjoyed meeting all the other MVPs at the summit.

You may have noticed a few mentions of a TestDriven.NET + TypeMock bundle. The bundle has been available on the TypeMock.NET site for a number of weeks now. I didn't immediately make the bundle available on the TestDriven.NET site. This was mainly due to time constraints (I was too busy finishing TD.NET 2.0), but I was also being a little cautious.

Eric Sink recently wrote an article, advocating the use of code coverage. In the article Eric writes about a hobby project of his where he has managed to achieve 100% code coverage. The following may be of interest to anyone who finds themselves driven towards such ridiculous levels of coverage. ;)