Today, you have an article about a specific aspect of unit-testing:

Set-up and tear-down

by Andrzej Krzemieński

From the article:

Recently as part of program run-time performance optimization effort, I was scanning through the code for occurrences of keyword new. The goal was to find unnecessary memory allocations. I was surprised to find most of news in the unit test module. Not that there was any particular need for memory allocation: it is just that the framework that was chosen (a fairly popular one) enforces on the programmers bad practices of manually controlling the life-time of their objects...