text: Windows Phone From Scratch #41
  There has been some confusion about how to make the Silverlight Unit Tests work on
  Windows Phone. The latest release of the Silverlight Unit Tests comes with the Silverlight Toolkit, and it targeted at Silverlight 4. Windows Phone is based on an enhanced version of Silverlight 3 and cannot use these DLLs.
  Fortunately, Jeff Willcox has made the right DLLs available on his web site.
  Silverlight 3 binaries for the Silverlight Unit Test Framework
  You will need to ‘unblock’ the zip file before unpacking the files. These binaries are strong named, but are not Authenticode signed, so they are not official
  To get started, follow these steps:
  - Make sure Visual Studio 2010 is installed
  - Download, unblock and install the Silverlight Unit Tests
  - Create a new Windows Phone project
  - Add references to the two DLLs
  - Microsoft.Silverlight.Testing
  - Microsoft.VisualStudio.QualityTools.UnitTesting.Silverlight
  using Microsoft.Phone.Controls; using Microsoft.Silverlight.Testing;
  Jeff Willcox has provided the following excellent way to turn on and off the unit testing by flipping a boolean in MainPage.xaml.( ); } } }
  In essence, if the boolean is true, then the unit tests become the content of the main page.
  For an excellent step by step walk through on creating your first unit tests, I highly recommend David Gadd’s tutorial Building a Windows Phone 7 app with MVVM pattern, using TDD and mock objects
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