Structuring Unit Tests
Posted by: youve been HAACKED,
on 02 Jan 2012 |
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In the past, Ive tried various schemes to structure my unit tests but never fell into a consistent approach. Pretty much the only rule I had (which I broke all the time) was to write a test class for each class I tested. I would then fill that class with a ton of haphazard test methods. That was until I saw the approach that Drew Miller took with NuGet.org. The way he structured the unit tests struck me as odd at first, but quickly won me over. Drew tells me he cant take all the credit for this...