Unit testing in .Net
Unit Testing in .NET Projects by Jay Flowers and Andrew Stopford -- Now is a pretty exciting time for unit testing in .NET. Tremendous progress is being made on several fronts: IDE integration, process integration, and new test fixtures. Jay Flowers and Andrew Stopford explain how to use Visual Studio's new integrated unit testing, as well as the NUnit and MbUnit testing frameworks.
James Duncan Davidson on how to build software
It has to be simple and repeatable!
My view of building an application is that you control the horizontal and vertical and version everything so that you can totally rebuild, from source, an application (or a book or whatever you're working on) on demand at any time. Processes that require everyone to be working in the same workspace make me break out in hives. Non-repeatability pisses me off. Manual decision making during a build is a non-starter. And did I mention that it has to be repeatable every single time? And it always has to be buildable on your own laptop no matter where in the world you happen to be. I mean it.