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  1. Sep 1st, 2014, 06:19 AM #1
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    VB.net Unit Testing Forms

    I have tests for my calculator for various functions etc, but is it possible to produce tests for my calculator form? If so, what is normally involved?
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    Re: VB.net Unit Testing Forms

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    Re: VB.net Unit Testing Forms

    The trick to unit testing UIs is to not have your logic in the code behind of the UI, but in separate classes that know nothing about the UI. Most UI architecture patterns revolve around separating your application logic from your UI as far as possible.
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