TestDriven.NET 2.0 released

Posted by James Vastbinder on Nov 02, 2006

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Last week Jamie Cansdale announced the release of TestDriven.NET version 2.0 which is compatible with all versions of the .NET Framework.  TestDriven.NET is a  unit testing plug-in for Visual Studio.  TestDriven.NET supports multiple unit testing frameworks including NUnit, MBUnit and Visual Studio Team System. 

Use of TestDriven.NET facilitates the practice of Test Driven Development, TDD, in which a developer will write unit tests before they actually write code.  TDD has been proven to increase the quality of developer code and encourages complete code coverage.

Main Features of TestDriven.NET:

• Works with all versions of VS.NET
• Run unit tests virtually anywhere
• Support of major unit test frameworks
• Supports all major languages
• Execute any method as an ad-hoc test
• Runs in its own process

New Features in 2.0:

• Reflector integration
• Code Coverage with NCover or Team Coverage
• Support for repeating a test run
• Support for choosing a specific version of the .NET Framework
• TypeMock.NET integration

Reaction in the blogosphere has been very positive with many supporting the new release and in good humour, Jamie himself submitted the news to Digg.

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