TestDriven.NET by Jamie Cansdale
Zero Friction Unit Testing for Visual Studio .NET
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Test With... Silverlight/CoreCLR
I have just released a new version of TestDriven.NET (2.7 Beta) with support for Silverlight/CoreCLR. Simply right click on the method you would like to execute with the CoreCLR and select 'Test With... Silverlight'. You can use this to execute any public methods (ad-hoc tests). I recommend you use 'Console.WriteLine' for any output messages. 'Trace.WriteLine' is supported by Silverlight's version of 'System.dll' but you would need to use something like DebugView to see the output.
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Silverlight Console Applications
Last week Harry Pierson wrote:
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Building Orcas Projects with Expression Blend 2
Joe & The VB Team has a tip for building Orcas projects with Expression Blend 2. This trick allows Blend2 to build projects using MSBuild 3.5 (the version Orcas uses). This should mean that projects created using Silverlight tools for Orcas will be compatible with Blend2. It does appear to fix the compile errors I was getting before.
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NCoverExplorer... v1.3.6
Syndicated from Kiwidude's Geek Spot
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Express SKU Support
I have recently uploaded TestDriven.NET 2.5 Beta. This version now supports all versions of Visual Studio .NET including the Express SKU. To activate TestDriven.NET when using an Express edition simply ensure that the 'Properties' tool window is visible and click on any node in the 'Solution Explorer'. You should see a 'TestDriven' property which shows the version of TestDriven.NET you are using when the extension is active.
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TestDriven.NET 2.4 Beta + NUnit 2.4 RC2
I have just uploaded a new build of TestDriven.NET with support for NUnit 2.4 RC2. Rather than simply swap out NUnit 2.2.9 for NUnit 2.4 RC2 I'm including both versions side by side. This means more conservative users can stick with NUnit 2.2.9 and expect it to behave exactly the same as it did before. The more adventurous can start playing with the NUnit 2.4 release candidate and hopefully give feedback before the RTM version ships.
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Recall: Microsoft MVP Award
Last week Microsoft sent me an interesting couple of emails:
To: Jamie Cansdale
From: Vicki Collins
Cc: Akim Boukhelif; Lorna Williamson
Date: Feb 27, 2007 11:06 AM
Subject: Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Award -
Reflector on Mono 1.2.3
Miguel de Icaza writes:
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Support for Reflector 5.0 in TestDriven.NET 2.3
Lutz Roeder has just announced the release of .NET Reflector 5.0! This is a significant update with lots of refinements and new features. Perhaps most significantly it includes support for C# 3.0 language features such as LINQ query expressions, lambda expressions and extension methods. See my screencast about using Reflector 5.0 from VS Orcas.
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TestDriven.NET 2.2 Beta + VS Orcas / Reflector 5.0
Here is a screencast that shows TestDriven.NET running in Orcas and the new C# 3.0 support in Reflector 5.0. To start off with I create a reference to the new 'System.Core' assembly which you'll find in the '\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5.11209' directory. C# 3.0 language features such as Linq and extension methods are only available after referencing this assembly. I then add a method with a simple query over a sequence of numbers.