In this chapter, we learned about the new Live Unit Testing feature of Visual Studio 2017. Here we discussed the supported unit testing framework and adapters to run Live Unit Testing inside the IDE. We also discussed the coverage information shown in the editor and the integration in Test Explorer.

Then we learned how to configure Visual Studio for Live Unit Testing. There we discussed how to install the component by running the installer, and how to use the general settings. We also discussed how to start/stop/pause the Live Unit Testing and how to include any specific test methods/projects to show the real-time unit testing status and code coverage.

Later in this chapter, we demonstrated how to create a unit testing project, configure the unit testing framework, and use it in real time with a simple example. At the end, we discussed the ways to navigate to failed tests and grab more details out of them.

In the next chapter, we will discuss Microsoft Azure and learn how to accelerate cloud development with it to build and manage Azure websites and Azure app services.