Speaking of running unit tests within Visual Studio, Jamie Cansdale continues to amaze and improve upon TestDriven.NET. He just released TestDriven.NET-2.0.1761 RC1, which according to his post is quite stable and available for download.
If you don't require all the features of ReSharper and want the ability to run unit tests within Visual Studio, TestDriven.NET is a great tool. Some of the features:
- Run unit tests within any method, class, source file, namespace, project or solution with a single-click.
- TestDriven.NET is the only add-in to work with all versions of Visual Studio .NET.
- Supports multiple unit testing frameworks including NUnit, MbUnit and MS Team System.
- Runs in its own process for side-effect free testing.
- Allows you to easily debug tests or methods
- Supports all major .NET languages (C#, VB, C++ and J#).
- Provides support for Pseudo Categories
- Execute any method as an ad-hoc test
- Plus much, much more.
Check out Jamie's post.
Source: David Hayden ( Florida ASP.NET Developer )
Filed: .NET Tools, Unit Testing