Thursday, January 08, 2004
More cool tools
I need to post a list of the tools I find invaluable for my 1.5 readers :)
In the meantime, here's some links:
Wesner Moise talks about nant and NUnit.
If you don't have Scott Hanselman on your BlogRoll, add him now. He has a list of tools here.
I need to post a list of the tools I find invaluable for my 1.5 readers :)
In the meantime, here's some links:
Wesner Moise talks about nant and NUnit.
If you don't have Scott Hanselman on your BlogRoll, add him now. He has a list of tools here.
NUnit Love
nUnit is my new favorite development tool. I'm trying test driven development using nUnit on a project I'm working on now, and I've fallen in love. It seems a little un-natural at first but you, and I initially thought it would add a lot of time to development, but it turns out that usually it's code I would write anyway to unit test my assemblies. Additionally, being able to re-run unit tests at any time removes any apprehension I have about changing code, so refactoring occurs much more frequently.
A good introduction to nUnit is here. CodeProject also has some good articles.
nUnit is my new favorite development tool. I'm trying test driven development using nUnit on a project I'm working on now, and I've fallen in love. It seems a little un-natural at first but you, and I initially thought it would add a lot of time to development, but it turns out that usually it's code I would write anyway to unit test my assemblies. Additionally, being able to re-run unit tests at any time removes any apprehension I have about changing code, so refactoring occurs much more frequently.
A good introduction to nUnit is here. CodeProject also has some good articles.
Thursday, January 01, 2004
Yup, I'm definitely a child of the 80's
