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I'm looking for an example of an open-source project that was engineered using Test Driven Development (TDD) in C# on the .NET Framework. Does anyone know of one?
If you are interested in web development in ASP.NET MVC (C#) check KIGG Project and Kona Project
Just doing Unit tests not means you are doing TDD.
TDD is writing test before the solution.
I wrote AutoFixture using TDD (as I do with all my code).
Mono - http://mono-project.com/ got thousands of unit tests, can be useful to you.
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I need to create a unit test cases in Azure Function .NET Core using C# and NUnit framework. Please share a good example with links.
Thanks in advance.
Your unit tests shouldn’t include the Function App entry point, just like they shouldn’t include Asp.Net controllers, or the Main method of a Console app.
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Hi friends,
I want to use NBehave with Visual studio unit testing frame work. I have tried to dig into many links but most of them explains NBehave with MBUnit.
Can any one help me to find any resources to use NBehave with VS Test?
I used to really like nbehave and I think it is a great product but it has one simple flaw. It has a custom test runner and therefore nothing else integrates with it as easily as the more common used frameworks.
As #Fresh points out in the comments, SpecFlow is the far more commonly used framework for plain text specification testing on DotNet. I've chosen to use it on my most recent projects because you just use the nUnit or mstest test runner of your choice, which means instant integration with tools such as ReSharper, TeamCity, dotcover, nDepend, and of course the integrated test runner in Vs2012 and later.
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Is Unity a part of .net framework or is it external?
Where can I get it and how can I add it to my project?
any good tutorial on how to use Unity?
Thanks
It is external
get it from the unity site: http://unity.codeplex.com/
If you're having trouble setting it up, have you tried using NuGet? It should add it to your project, update your config files, etc for you.
EDIT: I haven't watched it yet, but this screencast: http://www.pnpguidance.net/Screencast/UnityDependencyInjectionIoCScreencast.aspx is recommended in another question: Getting Started with Unity Framework
From the MSDN
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff649614.aspx
It's part of Microsoft's Enterprise Library, which is freely downloadable from Codeplex. Enterprise Library contains various code blocks of varying usefulness including IOC (Unity), logging, data access, caching, etc..
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Are there examples of C# code accessing vSphere API through PowerCLI or otherwise? For test automation, is PowerCLI script or C# code calling vSphere API the better choice? Please advise on docs and examples
Here are C# samples for the web services API: http://communities.vmware.com/community/developer/codecentral/vsphere_ws_c
And here is the programming guide for using C# with the .NET assemblies that come with PowerCLI: http://www.vmware.com/support/developer/windowstoolkit/wintk40/doc/viwin_devg.pdf
On a personal note, I prefer PowerCLI for doing my test automation. Lots of things can be accomplished with one line of PowerCLI, and you never have to open Visual Studio. ;)
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I'm curious what are some good open source projects written in c# to learn about project architecture?
Mono.
Mef
I suggest you to study Autofac available at http://code.google.com/p/autofac/.
It's a very very good Inversion Of Control container (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inversion_of_control). You could learn a lot by studying the source and doing this you'll be able to use it in your own projects.
You should ever consider using an IoC for decouple software components.
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Giacomo