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+2  Q: 

Is NUnit no more?

Their website has been down for a couple months now (link text), and their last release is September of last year. (according to SourceForge)

Did they croak?

I know that one of the guys went on to found xUnit (link text).. The xUnit site seems to be well maintained.

+2  A: 

NUnit's site is not down as far as I can see.

pdr
+2  A: 

you are going to .org... try .net

http://www.nunit.net/

Kevin Won
Heh. WHew. ok. I'd been typing NUnit into Google and getting the following:NUnit - HomeAn unit testing framework that is open source written in C#.www.nunit.org/ - Cached - Similar
KevinDeus
the nunit.net site seems to be quite out of date, compared to the .com version.
David Schmitt
+2  A: 

No, plenty of activity on the mailing list, and a new release was in December. Also maybe try nunit.com instead.

Si
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There website still works for me. I wouldn't worry about the latest releases as it's pretty much complete for the simple task it does.

I predominantly still NUnit that's largely because it's supported by R# in VS.NET also there is a great ecosystem surrounding it allowing you to seamlessly integrate it into most automated test suites and Continuous Integration solutions

mythz
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As far as I know there are often DNS problems with nunit.org. nunit.com usually works and is up to date.

The NUnit team no longer uses Sourceforge. The project is now hosted at Launchpad (https://launchpad.net/nunit-xtp).

Andreas Schlapsi
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The DNS problems have been intermittent over the past year, with increasing frequency. I'm working on a temporary fix - using a different DN server - and will be moving the site to a more reliable host. (Current host is seekdotnet, btw)

I've also made the notice about our moving on Sourceforge more prominent. We've been on Launchpad for quite a while now.

Charlie