Thursday 21 August 2008
tips
I’m always looking to do things better tomorrow that I did yesterday - and to that end, I find other peoples ‘Best Practices’ posts endlessly valuable … not that I always agree with them of course, but I do enjoy being challenged to think.
Go read NUnit Best Practices, a fairly recent post by Scott White.
How many of Scott’s 7 NUnit practices do you agree with? How many do you follow? Why?
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