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Comments by jmulberry (Top 2 by date)
jmulberry
29-May-15 15:17pm
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I am relatively new to Code Project. I was using Stack Exchange but I find there demeanor to be more harsh to beginners who have little to no basis in programming. I will have to read those. Do any stand out as better than others. I am currently reading Advanced Unit Testing, Part I - Overview. Even though they use NUnit instead of MSTest it looks to be very informative.
jmulberry
13-May-15 15:38pm
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So I have run across this and it was an indicator that I was doing stuff wrong. (I had been using expected Exception for all tests that catch errors.) But Its so basic. I suppose stripped code would work. Is this forum a valid place to put such questions?