.net - Why use TestDriven.net when you have Resharper? -


as far can tell, testdriven.net focused on giving direct access running tests within visual studio. yet, resharper, while being more general tool, provides functionality well. if 1 uses resharper, there point in using testdriven.net?

if have resharper, no, don't need it. if don't, great, free tool.


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