Ah, unit testing! It takes a multitude of things coming together to ensure that a team of developers write good automated unit tests for their work. One of these things is deciding on a unit test framework to use (it’s a bit of a maze out there). Another is making it really easy for developers to write their tests.
Unit testing can tend to be an afterthought, and the last thing you want to worry about when you are facing tight deadlines is having to learn a new testing framework on top of the pile of other tasks you likely have on your backlog. This chapter will walk through getting a skeleton ...