.NET 2.0 Automated Unit Testing for Visual Studio

[Jalabala]

Hello,

I like to know peoples opinions being a user of a .NET 2.0 Automated Unit Testing for Visual Studio? I've seem some products out there such as TestDriven.NET and NUnit. I would like to know what does everyone else use? looking for nice suggestions..

Thanks as always !!!

[Modifier]

Test is a unit testing tool that tests classes on .NET Framework Easy access to PXI instrumentation using VPC's Mass InterConnect's Used by Infragistics, Telerik, etc. to produce their .NET documentation Automated Peptide Synthesizers and Custom Peptide Synthesis .In Visual Studio Team System, during unit testing, we write a test class which has test methods. Test methods create instance of the class in the application code and call its method. Parameters to these methods are the values for which output is known. Unit Test in VSTS is created in the following two ways ,Creation using wizard and Authoring the code of the test.If you have access to VS2005 Team System for Developer (or Tester), that has some ok tools too.

[MindSpace]

I have VS2008 Pro with NUnit+Resharper and VS2008 Team with TFS Unit testing.The integrated code coverage with VS2008 Team is wonderful, however the ability with Resharper and NUnit to run a single unit test is absent,which virtually saves a lot of time.some one aware of some projects which can convert UnIt style unit tests to TFS format.Don't forget to click "Mark as Answer" on the post that helped you.This credits that member, earns you a point and marks your thread as Resolved so we will all know you have been helped

[opaper]

Dude, In VS2008 Pro you can also use Microsofts Testing Framework, in VS2005 it's only available in the TFS edition.In VSTS unit testing every test starts in the Pass status. The test environment is notified of the test results through Asserts. Asserts denote ‘truth or what is believed to be truth’. In VSTS Assert class which is in ‘Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting’ namespace has many methods which are used to compare results and known output values.