Which unit testing framework? [closed]

Answer 1

Use MbUnit (with Gallio), NUnit, MsTest or xUnit. You can combine several unit tests. I use NUnit for TDD

Answer 2

Personally, I prefer the Visual Studio Unit Testing Framework, for two main reasons:

• It integrates seamlessly with the IDE;
• It's one less program to deploy in a dev environment.

Having said that, pretty much any unit testing framework will do the trick, the important thing is to have tests!

Answer 3

I would go with NUnit.

Some links: NUnit QuickStart, NuGet Package

Answer 4

I use NUnit for the testing framework and ReSharper for integrating it into VS (and everything else ReSharper does).

Answer 5

There are a few reasons for testing, thus a few testing environments. Plus, there are levels of testing, like simple, stubs, and mocks. For example, you could test behavior rather than state.

As far as function, I usually use the Visual Studio built in setup, add a reference to the NUnit dll, and change the c# annotations to be NUnit. This is because I like testing outside of Visual Studio, especially when it involves others on my team (and we didn't buy the team edition of VS yet).

Answer 6

I've decided to stick with NUnit because ReSharper provides native IDE support (which saves a lot of time). It's also supported by TeamCity in running and reporting automated tests.