My new favorite .Net unit test framework
I recently had a chance to really sink my teeth into xUnit.net. Since I've been stuck with CPPUnit for quite some time and working with xUnit.net was a relief. Compared to NUnit I find xUnit much easier and convenient to work with (and compared with CPPUnit it's in a class of it own).
I feel I must give you four good reasons (no particular order) for why I prefer xUnit.net:
- xcopy install makes it incredible easy to use it anywhere it is needed and in any form. Even different versions.
- No need to mark up fixtures and test suits with attributes. A test method can basically be put anywhere.
- No weird assertion names that feels like just a tick in the feature list. A small set of useful asserts.
- Testing for exceptions is an assertion and not a test method attribute.
So earlier I suggested you to take a look at xUnit. Now I'm telling you. You won't be disappointed!
Comments
- Anonymous
October 26, 2008
Using coding katas is a good way to learn and fine tune TDD/BDD skills. A common way to perform the code