I just want to quickly point out a tool that I’ve been playing with for a couple of days now, named AutoTest.NET. Its an open-source tool that originates from a popular tool in the Ruby community called ZenTest, which basically runs all your valuable unit tests when you save your source files or when you build your code. It enables you to get feedback about your changes as soon as possible. The project started out a couple of years ago on Google code and was first initiated by James Avery. Contribution stopped at some point until recently where Svein Arne Ackenhausen forked the source code and put it on GitHub. Now it runs both for .NET as well as Mono, with NUnit, MSTest and xUnit as the currently supported unit test frameworks. Here’s a screenshot from the feedback window when all tests pass:
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