By Michael_MULLER
via tocea.com
Published: Dec 17 2012 / 08:56
Unit tests often require repetitive and tedious basic verifications. This is error-prone and not time-efficient, as the developer also need to concentrate on the logic of the classes under test. At Tocea, we have developed a tool to help developers with these simple verifications: EasyCoverage can dynamically generate unit tests. Here is a tutorial to let you start with dynamically generated Unit Tests...
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Comments
ppapapetrou@ots.gr replied ago:
I can't wait to test this framework in one of my projects :)
Michael Muller replied ago:
Have you tried it yet?
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