Today, we finally launched the new Mbunit Website and we have the documentation in a great format online and offline. Dan Maharry and I have been working on this for a while, I have been putting together the site and the Sancastle/DocProject setup while Dan has been working hard on the actual content – so it will actually all make sense!
Dan has blogged about the docs more over @ http://blogs.ipona.com/dan/archive/2007/08/13/8417.aspx
Visit the new main site at – http://www.mbunit.com
Visit the new documentation site at – http://docs.mbunit.com
Download the documentation in an offline format – http://docs.mbunit.com/Mbunit.Documentation.chm
We are really interested in hearing your feedback on this, so please let us know.
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Great work Ben. I’ll link to it in my next DocSites Online post.
Just out of curiousity though, I don’t see any borders around the different sections of the DocSite. (I’m running IE7 on Vista). Perhaps you updated the styles to try to support IE6?
I’ve just had a look at the MbUnit documentation and I think it’s a
nice improvement.
Can I suggest that you put a link to the “Writing your first tests” on the introduction page though because currently it takes some digging to find if you just read the text. That page is what I would have liked to read when I first downloaded MbUnit and I really like the fact that it introduces RowTest and something with a little complexity. People may want to read things like what unit testing is or how to install MbUnit but I think that that demonstrating MbUnit in action makes more of an impression.
Hi Colin,
Thanks for the comments. We originally had a link to getting started on the main site however it didn’t add anything to the site so was removed. However one of the team has rewrote this and it has been added to the site this evening.
Take a look at http://www.mbunit.com/GettingStarted.aspx
Hope you like this new page.