Nunit Developers Wiki

Welcome

The Nunit Developers Wiki is a communications point for the developers of NUnit. That includes the administrators and developers listed on Sourceforge, people who send contributed code and anyone who is interested enough to contribute to the growth of NUnit by writing code, testing, preparing documents or just joining in the discussion of desired features.

Note: This version of the Home Page is a bit out of date. The page was defaced by 'Mattias' logged on from 203.117.192.210 on October 18, 2007 and I restored an older backup. I'll be fixing up the links as soon as I can. Charlie.

How to Use the Wiki

Anyone may edit any page, but you need to sign up in order to do so. We suggest you create a user id in the form of a Wiki Word and add a page for yourself. To edit a page, click the Edit link. See the Text Formatting Rules for codes that you can use while editing on this Wiki. If you have used other wikis, you should be comfortable here. Review the Text Formatting Rules and look at the Special Features On This Wiki for starters.

The normal rules of Wiki style apply here - visit Ward Cunningham's original Wiki if you don't know what that means. In making changes, please preserve the discussion. Additionally, some pages, such as our Release Plan for NUnit features, will only allow you to place comments at the end.

Staring Points

• Recent Changes shows which pages on the Wiki have changed recently.
• How To Pages links to instructions on adding stories, creating plans, etc.
• ?NunitVision describes our vision of what NUnit is and what it isn't, as well as what we would like it to become.
• ?NunitRoadmap gives a high-level view of features planned for the next few NUnit releases.
• ?NunitTwoPointFour is the plan for our next release.
• Known Problems lists problems we know about in the current release.
• ?UserStories links all stories on the wiki, including New Stories, Drugs Online, Stories Under Discussion, Future Stories, FDA Drugs, Active Stories and Completed Stories.
• Story Categories groups stories by category.
• Help Wanted shows stories we need someone to work on.

Further Information

The original Wiki, developed by Ward Cunningham, provides a wealth of info about the Wiki concept, alternative implementations, etc.

You may view documentation and download current and older releases of NUnit from the NUnit web site. Downloads are also available from the NUnit project page on Sourceforge and .