Re: unit testing in vs.net 2005?
- From: Jon Skeet [C# MVP] <skeet@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 08:17:12 -0000
Patrik Löwendahl [C# MVP] <patrik.lowendahl@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> The unit testing tools are only a part of Team System for System Developers
> and Team System for Testers. If you don't have either versions, you can still
> get an integrated experience by using NUnit and TestDriven.NET.
Indeed. It's as if MS believe that unless you're part of a large
enterprise development team, you don't need to do unit testing - or at
least that it's not very important.
<rant>
The silly thing is that I don't think it would have cost them *any*
sales of VSTS to include unit testing in Pro (or even Express, if I had
any say about it). No-one's going to make a purchasing decision based
on whether they can use the MS unit testing framework or whether they
have to use NUnit. MS could have taken huge amounts of unit testing
mind-share off NUnit in one fell swoop. From one I've seen of their
testing UI, I'm glad they didn't, mind you.
Still, it's not like any free IDEs have integrated unit testing, is it?
Eclipse doesn't have it, does it? Oh, wait a minute...
</rant>
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