Impressed with MbUnit
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I know that it's been a long a time sinse I posted.
I've been in prison and only just got out, I'm returning tomorrow and I'm not sure when I'll be able to post again (hopefully on sunday).
[And no, I'm not kidding anyone, I'll explain later.]
Anyway, I've gotten really interested in Test Driven Design lately, and naturally, as all the books are about NUnit, I checked that out.
I really like what they are doing there, but...
I kept hearing about this and that that MbUnit does.
I'm currently reading the feature list on MbUnit Porject page and I'm very impressed with the capabilities.
I'm subscribed to Jonathan's blog and he's doing a lot of work.
For instance, you can check all types that implement an interface or a common base class using a single test and a couple of attributes.
I think that I'm going to move my testing platform to MbUnit.
I've been in prison and only just got out, I'm returning tomorrow and I'm not sure when I'll be able to post again (hopefully on sunday).
[And no, I'm not kidding anyone, I'll explain later.]
Anyway, I've gotten really interested in Test Driven Design lately, and naturally, as all the books are about NUnit, I checked that out.
I really like what they are doing there, but...
I kept hearing about this and that that MbUnit does.
I'm currently reading the feature list on MbUnit Porject page and I'm very impressed with the capabilities.
I'm subscribed to Jonathan's blog and he's doing a lot of work.
For instance, you can check all types that implement an interface or a common base class using a single test and a couple of attributes.
I think that I'm going to move my testing platform to MbUnit.
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