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James Avery

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Write Unit Test with VSTS, the wrong way Posted: Jan 30, 2006 6:51 PM
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Visual Studio Magazine gets it wrong by publishing this article even after all the hoopla around this approach:

Creating a unit test with VSTS (Developer or Tester Edition) is—in the tradition of most things Microsoft—extremely simple. Create the test by right-clicking anywhere in the Person class and selecting "Create Unit Tests… ."

Ignore the blogs and you will lose your credibility, everyone who reads this article will wonder who is approving these things and if they have a clue.

Learn to love the generate method stub, its the only real TDD shortcut in VSTS.

-James

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