4 July, 2012
Roel van Lisdonk
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A colleague pointed me to Mighty Moose. It’s a FREE plugin for Microsoft Visual Studio and it can be used for continuous testing. CTRL+S, not only saves your code, but also builds and runs al unit tests that were impacted by the code change.
http://codebetter.com/gregyoung/2012/06/23/mighty-moose-free/
This is really very nice!
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