NCover 4 is here!

  Today we’re announcing that NCover 4 is available for everyone! We’ve made a lot of changes and upgrades to the NCover toolset, but there are a few themes to this release that we’d like to highlight. NCover 4 is Easier to Set Up…   Continue Reading

NCover 4: Plugged In

We’ve put a lot of work into designing NCover plugins for Microsoft Visual Studio. We saw that our customers really wanted it (including me), and it was obvious to us that Visual Studio was a key integration point that would benefit a huge number…   Continue Reading

CRAP Score with NCover 4….

I get questions all day about code coverage, but one of the most common questions is, “How do we get the most out of our coverage metrics?”. The root of this question comes from the transition of taking your coverage data and applying it in…   Continue Reading

NCover 4 Desktop: First Coverage Project

When I start any NC4 project, the first question I ask is, What process do I want to cover? If NCover 4 Desktop can find the executable or service that’s exercising my code, it can collect coverage data. 1. Creating a Project From the…   Continue Reading

The NC4 Paradigm

Three significant paradigm shifts have emerged for NCover v4 (NC4), bringing with them a new opportunity to capture and understand coverage data for my applications. The most notable shift is the global nature of the NCover Windows service. Additionally, the data model has been centralized…   Continue Reading

Why NCover 4 Rocks…

Get ready!  There are some revolutionary changes just around the corner from your NCover  software team. NCover customers, early adopters, and long-time champions will attest that the imminent release of NCover 4 has been long awaited — it was worth the wait. The groundbreaking…   Continue Reading

10 Reasons to Write Unit Tests

Well, if you must have reasons, then Typemock re-posted an excellent list of them: http://www.typemock.com/blog/2011/11/28/10-reasons-to-write-unit-tests/ Enjoy, NCover Support

Using NCover Exclusions With MSBuild

Courtesy of Steve Fenton, here’s some great information on using MSBuild scripts to exclude code that you don’t want in your coverage reports. Thanks, Steve! http://www.stevefenton.co.uk/Content/Blog/Date/201105/Blog/Using-NCover-Exclusions-With-MSBuild/