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#csharp #dotnet #microsoft #mstest #mstestv2 #tdd #test #test_framework #test_runner #testing_tools #unittest #visual_studio

MSTest is a tool from Microsoft that helps you test your .NET applications. It allows you to write and run tests on different platforms like Windows, Linux, and Mac. You can easily add it to your projects using NuGet packages. This framework is open source, fully supported, and cross-platform, making it versatile and reliable. By using MSTest, you can ensure your code works correctly and make improvements more efficiently, which helps in delivering high-quality software.

https://github.com/microsoft/testfx
#csharp #assertions #bdd_style #c_sharp #fluent_assertions #hacktoberfest #mstest #tdd #unit_testing #xunit

Fluent Assertions is a tool that helps developers write clearer and more readable unit tests for .NET projects. It provides extension methods that make it easier to express what you expect the outcome of your tests to be, making your code more understandable. This tool supports various .NET versions and is widely used and maintained by a community of contributors. Using Fluent Assertions can save you time and reduce errors in your testing process, making your development work more efficient.

https://github.com/fluentassertions/fluentassertions
#cplusplus #bdd #cpp #cpp14 #framework #no_dependencies #tdd #test_framework #testing

Catch2 is a tool for testing and benchmarking C++ code. It makes writing tests easy and natural, similar to how you write regular C++ code. You don't need special names for your tests, and the assertions look like normal boolean expressions. This makes it simpler to check if your code works correctly. Catch2 also includes features for micro-benchmarking, which helps you measure how fast your code runs. Using Catch2 benefits you by making it easier to ensure your code is working as expected and to improve its performance.

https://github.com/catchorg/Catch2