I wanted the same for DotNet, so I've created a project to do that. It's
called DotNetKoans (http://github.com/CoryFoy/DotNetKoans). Right now I
have some of the koans ported over to C#. My goal right now is to get
the rest ported, then look at additional ones we can add in (for
example, on LINQ, or other interesting .NET-ish things). Once I have the
C# version somewhat stable, I plan on then doing a pass with F#, which
may end up being much closer to the Ruby version.
I'm using xUnit.NET as the test runner, and have a custom runner which
executes the path on build so one only has to check the build output in
Visual Studio to see what is next. I need to put together a build
script, but my guess was many people would be using this from Visual
Studio directly.
Feedback is welcome. Code contributions are even more welcome!
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http://www.coryfoy.com
http://twitter.com/cory_foy
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