How to write unit tests for HTML helpers (which might use HttpContext or ViewContext) without needing a mocking framework.

Nuclex.org has finally published their Nuclex Framework, a library of advanced building blocks for XNA game programming, as Open Source on CodePlex! Just some of the features: 3D Vector font rendering, multi-threaded particle system simulation, 3D SpriteBatch replacement, content compression usin...

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"When building a WCF service in an enterprise application, this service frequently depends on other services or resources. When creating unit tests for this service, we don’t want to host all these other services over WCF endpoints. Instead we will most likely want to inject mock objects. In so...

Examples in unit testing a Silverlight animation framework using the Silverlight unit test system.

Compare / Test the Equality of two Queries in SQL Server using this short T-SQL

...it's a really neat tool if you're writing a lot of unit tests and find yourself forever constructing mock objects

Lies, True lies and Statistics -- Coverage tools can be misleading. So how does an organization benefit from having them? Bryan provides some great field notes on do's and don'ts for code coverage, including how tests can ruin coverage.

Unit testing (using NUnit) and code coverage (using NCoverExplorer) make an amazing combination to not only run unit tests, but see how well your tests execute your code. All of this is made even easier by the TestDriven.net Add-in for Visual Studio.

In this article I will show you how you can unit test your events. I will show you a simple technique that will enable you to test if your events fire exactly as often as you want them to and I will provide you with two implementations. One implementation works well with the .NET Framework 2.0 and t...

IIS 7.0 includes a very cool feature that is not so well known called Hostable WebCore (HWC). This feature basically allows you to host the entire IIS functionality within your own process.

Rob talks about traveling the TDD road, shares a few lessons learned, and points out a couple of pros and cons he's discovered along the way.

This is the article that ScottGu points to in http://www.dotnetkicks.com/silverlight/ScottGu_Unit_Testing_with_Silverlight , even thought it has more meat than Scott's article.

One of the important capabilities we shipped with the Beta1 release of Silverlight 2 was a unit test harness that enables you to perform both API-level and UI-level unit testing. This testing harness is cross browser and cross platform, and can be used to quickly run and verify automated unit tests...