C# Corner columnist Patrick Steele says writing unit tests can be a time-consuming chore. He looks at some approaches that can make writing unit tests easier and more efficient for C# programmers.

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When taking a test-first approach to programming (see Test before you leap), developers use unit tests to verify that that their code will function as expected. JUnit and NUnit are open source unit ...

ASP.NET MVC is important to all Microsoft .NET Framework developers for at least two reasons. First, it reflects the first Microsoft commitment to the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern for ...

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Value stream management involves people in the organization to examine workflows and other processes to ensure they are deriving the maximum value from their efforts while eliminating waste — of ...

We often need to write unit tests for code that accesses an external resource such as a database or a file file system. If such resources are not available, the only way to ensure that the tests can ...

I've been looking into TDD lately. I've done unit testing on projects before, using nUnit, which appears to be the standard these days. I've also used some mocks, most recently nBuilder. I'd like to ...