This is a minor update that fix some bugs for Visual Studio integration stability. Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum
For more information, look at Mocking Documentation.

This is a minor update that fix some bugs for Visual Studio integration stability. Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum
For more information, look at Mocking Documentation.

This is a minor update that fix many bugs for Visual Studio integration. Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum
For more information, look at Mocking Documentation.

This is a minor update that fix many bugs for Visual Studio integration. Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum
For more information, look at Mocking Documentation.

This is a major update that adds resource management (and CodeDom partially). Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum
For more information, look at Mocking Documentation.

This is a minor update to have less bugs as possible before we go to holidays! Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum
For more information, look at Mocking Documentation.

This is a minor update for those of you who have the setup bug preventing you to install Visual T# in some circumstances, asking for C++ redistributable, even if it is installed! Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum
For more information, look at Mocking Documentation.

You can now mock any Microsoft.NET type with one new keyword mock and one new operator $! Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum
For more information, look at Mocking Documentation.

You can now defined your own Custom Assertions to have more natural language like assertions! Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum

Visual T# can now test asynchronous events in one line of code! Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum

Visual T# has a far better Visual Studio integratin than ever! Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum

We are pleased to announce the online availability of the updated documentation of Visual T#.

You can access it here

Visual T# is now available for Visual Studio 2010! Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum

Improvements

• Intellisense is faster: 1. limiting number of external items shown (items for namespaces in using clauses)! 2. Better algorithm for uniqueness
• Mock documentation updated as per Visual T# v2 (still in development, available soon for early adopters)
• Smart indent: computed from the whole file, not a partial file

Bug Fixes

• Test Cases computations bugs fixed (Complex mix of test cases: valid && valid => error; bad links to test cases)
• Complex mix of test cases bug fixed (valid && valid => error)
• Using enumerations instead of tested members when a testing class is specified generates an exception
• Minor bug fixes, particularly in debugger and Intellisense in array initializers

Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum

Ludovic Dubois, the architect of Visual T#, will give a talk about unit testing in software development. He will also demonstrate how Visual T#, a new programming language for .NET, can help developers to write more and better tests for their applications.

This conference will be given in the next meeting of Agile Morbihan, this coming Thursday, July 22th at 6:30PM, at the offices of AG2L, located at 5 rue Simone Signoret in Lorient (France).

New features

• Use upper case letters to search for name within Intellisense (for example: Console.WL [Ctrl]+[Space] will show you WindowLength, WriteLine ...)
• Resources can now be integrated into T# projects
• New item templates are now organized into Categories

Improvements

• Project references are no more locked!
• Intellisense now displays less stuff (only what is expected to show!)
• Code Completion for attributes does not add "Attribute" suffix

Bug Fixes

• Minor bug fixes, particularly in Intellisense

Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum

New features

• Generate missing test skeleton from Tests Explorer case (drag missing case and drop it in source code)
• Select Tests Explorer test node and test case from source code (contextual menu: Visual T#|Select Test in Tests Explorer)
• Retrieve case from Test Explorer test node (contextual menu 'Goto Case')

Improvements

• Big refactoring for source and symbols management in Visual Studio (QuickInfo, Tool Tips, Code Completion, ClassView, DropDown, Tests Explorer...)

Bug Fixes

• Minor bug fixes, particularly in Tests Explorer, Tests Runner (for Working Space)

Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum

New features

• Live 'Visual T# Tests Explorer': manage existing and missing tests as soon as you write them!

Improvements

• Stop execution of the tests from either Visual T# contextual menu or from our new Tests Explorer

Bug Fixes

• Minor bug fixes

Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum

Ludovic Dubois, the architect of Visual T#, will give a talk about unit testing in software development. He will also demonstrate how Visual T#, a new programming language for .NET, can help developers to write more and better tests for their applications.

This conference will be given in the next meeting of the SQPA, an association of software quality practioners, this coming Wednesday, March 17th at 6:00PM, at the offices of Pegasie Technologies, located at 1250 Boul. René-Lévesque Ouest, Suite 2200 in Montreal. The cost to attend is 20$.

More information about this talk @ http://www.apql-sqpa.ca/index_en.php?texte=3

You should install the latest release of Visual T# (v1.8.1): it fixes a few minor bugs for Visual Studio Integration.
Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum

New features

• 'Go to definition' and 'Go to declaration' are implemented for symbols in the same project

Improvements

• Rewritten source and symbols management for Visual Studio (QuickInfo, Tool Tips, Code Completion, ClassView, DropDown...)
  
  • Far more efficient
  • Now works for current project (no more for external references only)

Bug Fixes

• Minor bug fixes for renderers from within Visual Studio

Download the new version here: Visual T# Forum

You are from Quebec? You want to know more about unit testing and/or Visual T#, our free unit tests programming language? Come and see us: Presentation will be in French.