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I would like to know the framework options that simulates testes unitários to the .net.
I know a little Ruby and I know that there is Cucumber which by the way is very good, but to .net I did a search and realized that there are several options. I am in doubt, which to use?
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You can use the MSTest together with a Mock framework such as Moq, and some control inversion framework, such as SimpleInjector... this way your system can be tested easily.
There are other options, but I personally use this setting.
Testing:
Mocks:
Inversion of control:
Continued integration:
Jenkins (I already used it, I thought it was good)
Team City - Jetbrains: Jetbrains is the producer of Resharper... needs to speak more?
Interface testing:
Selenium, with . Net Binding (I used it long ago, I found it quite easy)
Phantomjs: there is a nuget pack. Phantomjs allows testing without having a browser installed, and without having to show windows.
Thanks Miguel for the answer, a doubt these options cited, they are alternative to Cucumber? I would like to use some framework, which opens the "browser" and performs the tests, according to my plan
@James has the Selenium. Include him in the answer.
have you ever used Specflow? Recommend this framework?
@Tiago I haven’t used Specflow so far... but it seems worth a try.
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For interface testing, I would also add Coded UI Tests from Visual Studio.
Personally for unit tests I have used the NUNIT with the resharper and I am quite satisfied.
I’ll give you a few more IOC containers that you can use with .NET. In the past I used Ninject, but it is quite "heavy" I changed my choice to Autofac. You can even write your own IOC with few lines of code if you are not satisfied with what exists.
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Where are the negative vote comments?
– Miguel Angelo
@Miguelangelo this is a good question, I would also like to know the reasons for the negative votes
– Tiago