Parametrized code testing and code exploration

Few days ago I had the pleasure of presenting parametrized unit testing among other things to a group of developers as part of my consulting side of work. I'm sure everyone got something useful out of those few hours we spent together.

So I thought of writing an introduction blog post to parametrized unit tests using NUnit library. But to give it some edge let me do this along with code exploration that makes our tests (and consequently our production code) better. I'll be using Code Digger Visual Studio 2012 extension. Hopefully you'll learn something new as well.

Running or debugging NUnit tests from Visual Studio without any extensions

If you write unit tests and use NUnit test framework this may be helpful. I decided to write this simple step by step project configuration because I tend to set it up on every new project but keep forgetting all its details of how to do this. Setting it up is simple and a one-time only process for each test project.