How to hook up NUnit as an option in the ASP.NET MVC application wizard
Ben Alabaster and I have started a project, lets call it Project X for now (original eh? ;-).
Anyway, we have decided to blog about its development. I will be posting something in the next few days, and Ben just published his first post “How do I hook my version of nUnit into the ASP.NET MVC template?“. Here’s a blurb:
If you’ve been looking for a way to integrate nUnit into your ASP.NET MVC 1.0 template – that is, when you create a new ASP.NET MVC application and it asks you if you’d like to create a test project, nUnit shows up in the list along with the usual Visual Studio Unit Test option.
There are a number of longwinded ways of doing things. There’s also a relatively simple way touted on the Visual Web Developer Team Blog which I’ll spare you the headache of running it and finding the same problems I did….
Ben’s post can be found on his blog endswithsaurus.com
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I’ve been developing Line of Business applications on the Microsoft Platform for over 15 years, almost all of it full SDLC. I think I’m pretty good at incremental innovations, coming up with pragmatic solutions to difficult problems, and designing flexible, reusable components without any nasty leaky abstractions or intrusive code.
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