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Typemock is launching a new product for ASP.NET developers – the ASP.NET Bundle - and for the launch they are giving out FREE licenses to bloggers and their readers. The ASP.NET Bundle is the ultimate ASP.NET unit testing solution, and offers both Typemock...
Typemock is announcing today a new version of Typemock Isolator (5.2). One of the coolest features in the new version is the inclusion of a new VB .NET unit testing API . This 'VB friendly' API was designed and written in VB.NET, for VB.NET developers...
Reading through the The Typemock Insider blog, I came across this post from Gil Zilberfeld . I myself tend to fall in Gil’s practice ("binary search" debugging), but I don’t think Kent Beck has the right solution . Gil’s suggestion of using...
This major version adds static method support and non-public method faking to the AAA API. Check out the release notes . I don’t like the reflective approach to testing private methods. With the new additions to the AAA API, testing this class: public...
Some time ago I was asked if it was possible to fake output parameters with Typemock Isolator . It’s actually very easy using any of the APIs. Given this class: public class MyClass { public bool MyMethod( string input, out int output1, out double output2...
Typemock has released version 5.0 of its unit testing tool: Isolator . Check out the release notes . This new version comes with a new API: A rrange A ct A ssert: Isolator AAA API - The Basics Isolator AAA: Creating Fakes I’ll have to say that I liked...
Today Typemock released version 4.3 of Typemock Isolator . Download it from here . What’s new? Support for Ivonna . For those of you who develop ASP.Net applications, Ivonna is a great tool, built on top of Isolator’s platform, to simplify writing tests...
On a previous post I introduced a library for generating random values for purposes of unit testing. I received a few comments and questions on my blogs [ ^ ][ ^ ][ ^ ][ ^ ]. Simon says that he’d “generally want every instance of the test I run to be...
When writing my unit tests I don’t like to use hard coded fixed values because I either end up using the same values or, because of that, tests may succeed by coincidence. Over time, I have developed an helper class to generate random values for testing...
Typemock has updated its Developers Community Site with new sections. Besides the forums , there's a new add-ons page where anyone can share her/his tools or snippets (I guess I'll have to brush up my Typemock Snippets For Visual Studio to add...
Typemock is having a special Webcast on Wednesday March 12, 16:00 GMT The live demo will include: The Support of the new .NET 3.5 framework and specifically how to mock LINQ statements. The improved IDE based on using colors to emphasize mocked methods...
TypeMock has released version 4.2 of its mocking framework: TypeMock Insulator. Check out the release notes . My four favorite new features in this release are: Improved mock chaining Debugger evaluation doesn't change the test behavior The debugger...
Yesterday I made a mistake with the name of the next version of TypeMock . The real name is TypeMock Isolator. Whatever the name is, you should try it out.
TypeMock (now called) Insulator 4.2 Beta is publicly available. Check out the release notes . One of my favorite new features is the improved mock chaining. Take this class to be tested: public class TestedClass1 { public IDictionary < string , object...
POUT - Plain Old Unit Testing Read all about it here .
Jacob Proffitt has some comments about the the paper on the effectiveness of test-first approach to programming . Here are a few excerpts: If you're like me, you understand the problem better after implementing it and can thus create more relevant...
Like I said before , this as been on the back of my mind for a while. A while back I introduced a way to get the MethodInfo of a method in a strongly typed way using LINQ , and that's how I'm going to make Reflective Mocks more Natural . Well...
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I've been thinking about this for a while. Seems like someone beat me to it.
Whenever you throw TDD without worshiping it you turn yourself immediately in a victim of religious fundamentalists. TDD is a gift from god, it's good, it's cool and should never be questioned. It's a dogma. Frans Bouma complains about it...
Roy Osherove done a nice introductory 10 minute screencast that shows some basic features in TypeMock .
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