in “Art of Unit Testing 2nd Edition” I am now at work on the tools and frameworks appendix. It currently includes the following sections:
• Isolation frameworks
- Moq
- Rhino Mocks
- Typemock Isolator
- NMock ?
- NUnit.Mocks
- Microsoft Fakes / Moles
- NSubstitute
- FakeItEasy
- Foq (for F#)
• Test frameworks
• NUnit
• MbUnit ?
• Gallio ?
• xUnit
• Pex
- Test Helpers and Assertion APIS
- FluentAssertions
- Shouldly
- SharpTestEx
- AutoFixure
- Continuous Testing
- Mighty Moose
- NCrunch
- Typemock Isolator Test Runner
• Dependency injection and IoC containers
•
- AutoFac
- Caliburn.Micro
- Catel
- Dynamo.Ioc
- Funq
- Griffin
- Hiro
- LightCore
- LightInject
- LinFu
- MEF
- Mugen
- Munq
- Ninject
- Petite
- Simple Injector
- Speedioc
- Spring.NET (does anyone still use this?)
- StructureMap
- TinyIoc
- Unity
- Windsor
Ioc Benchmark: http://www.palmmedia.de/Blog/2011/8/30/ioc-container-benchmark-performance-comparison
• Database testing
• DataRollback Attribute
• Integration Testing with the DB
• Web testing
• Ivonna
• Team System Web Test
• NUnitAsp
• Watir
• WatiN
• Selenium
• UI testing
• NUnitForms
• Project White
• Team System UI Tests
• Thread-related testing
• Typemock Racer
• Microsoft CHESS
• Osherove.ThreadTester
• Acceptance testing
- FitNesse
- StoryTeller ?
- Cucumber
BDD Styled Frameworks (used for unit level or acceptance testing)
- specflow
- specsharp
- nspec
- mSpec
- TickSpec
Color Map:
- Gray: Will be removed
- GREEN: New
- BLACK: Unchanged
- ? : Not Sure
While I do have my own thoughts on which new tools, frameworks or sections can be added or removed from the old book, I would really like to hear from you what you think should be in these sections(or new sections), when talking about .NET, Java, C++