I cannot say enough good things about NCrunch. If you are interested in unit test testing, if you are committed to TDD, not buying and using NCrunch is like seeing the value in strength training and not doing High Intensity Training. Don't understand the analogy? That's okay, buy Doug's book, buy NCrunch, use them, and see your productivity and efficiency sore.
I am not an advocate of doing everything in your life, ever single project, to its utmost. But I am an advocate of doing a few things in your life to the fullest--plus one. To pushing your limits, to always improving, to taking every opportunity to see how much you have in the tank, and to doing hard things. There is just something about forcing all Visual Studio warnings to be errors, to getting as close to 100% code coverage as possible, to not allowing any method to be more than eight lines, to using the CQRS pattern every where you can, to not repeating yourself ever, ever, EVER.
NCrunch will encourage you to do all these things, while holding your hand, encourage you to do better one day at a time, while not screaming bloody murder at you because you just started.
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