Unit Testing Goes Pro!

According to Naysawn Naderi, VSTS PM for Developer Oriented Testing, "the majority of the unit testing features of Team System" will be available in the Pro level SKU with the upcoming release of Visual Studio Orcas.

This is fantastic news because it will put XUnit style unit testing functionality in the hands of more .NET developers than ever before!  In a sense, this moves XUnit functionality from leading edge to the mainstream.  And, while I agree with Brad Wilson about moving the unit testing infrastructure into the .NET framework, this is still quite a significant accomplishment.

Congratulations to Naysawn and his team for responding to customer feedback and making this happen!  And, congratulations to all those unsuspecting .NET developers out there on their impending XUnit enlightenment!

Published 28 March 07 06:45 by aridle
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# ynkm169 said on March 28, 2007 10:23 PM:

Hi, I am wondering how to create a blog on microsoft website. Do I need to buy a web server or something like that and link it here?

# aridle said on March 29, 2007 12:59 AM:

Dear ynkm169,

This website (http://blogs.msdn.com) is reserved for Microsoft employee blogs.  But, you can create your own blog at http://spaces.live.com.  Just click "Create your space" and follow the instructions - no web server required!

Hope that helps!

Alan

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