Since I am fairly new to C# I still make a lot of syntactical mistakes. One of the features I love about Testdriven.NET is the ability to run Ad Hoc tests on a newly created method to make sure it will actually run. This is by no means a replacement for proper Unit Tests but it does at least tell me if I made a mistake with the code that would prevent it from building without going through the entire process of actually building it.
To run an Ad Hoc test add MbUnit as a reference to your current project.
Then create a method. Once the method is "complete" right click anywhere inside the method and select Run Test(s).
I am using the default setup for Visual Studio and Testdriven.NET. This will allow Testdriven.NET to show the output in the "output" pane.
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