When creating a test project for a Silverlight MVVM application, should I create a standard C# test project - aimed at the ViewModel, or a Silverlight Test project aimed at the view, or (gulp) both...
From stackoverflow
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In order to test Silverlight, you will need to create a Silverlight class library project ... you will not be able to create a "standard" test project, as Silverlight uses a stripped-down framework, and has alternate dependency requirements. For example, Silverlight references mscorlib ... you will not be able to add this easily to a "standard" project, as this reference is controlled by project template.
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Mark Cooper : Yep you are right. The standard project fell on it's knees straight away. It wasn't able to cope with any objects inheriting from UserControl. I suspect that more serious issues would have followed, have switched to the SL Test Project and all is fine.
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