Even though many development teams are beginning to transition over to xUnit.Net for their Unit Tests, many teams are still continuing to develop Unit Tests with MSTest simply because the Visual Studio IDE integration is much better than xUnit.Net and it comes with the Visual Studio IDE out-of-the-box without installing any additional packages or extensions.
Therefore, if you are also working with MSTest, then you will probably want to use a handy reference guide for working with MSTest!
Microsoft has created a basic reference guide for MSTest: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms243147(v=vs.90).aspx
Of course, this guide has not been updated in several years which probably explains why many developers are beginning to move over to xUnit.Net which is better maintained and more frequently updated.
In any case, hopefully this guide helps you in writing your MSTest Unit Tests!
Therefore, if you are also working with MSTest, then you will probably want to use a handy reference guide for working with MSTest!
Microsoft has created a basic reference guide for MSTest: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms243147(v=vs.90).aspx
Of course, this guide has not been updated in several years which probably explains why many developers are beginning to move over to xUnit.Net which is better maintained and more frequently updated.
In any case, hopefully this guide helps you in writing your MSTest Unit Tests!
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