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Unit testing is a method of testing individual software components. Each function in every class is tested to make sure it does its job correctly, with the hope that if everything works correctly by itself, higher level problems will be less common or much easier to debug. Wondering if it is right for you? Already doing it, but looking for best practices? This is your chance to chat with unit-testing experts and enthusiasts from the C# team.

• Who is going to be there: James Newkirk, Eric Gunnerson and others from the C# team (likely including himself ... and Gus Perez... and more).
• Two good links for advance reading:
• MSDN Magazine
• nunit.org

You can find the description, an outlook reminder and a link to the chatroom here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/chats/#vs_mar18 (A few weeks ago I added anchors [as in #vs_mar18] to the chats page to allow folks to link directly to an individual chat... so now I just have to use it whenever possible :) )