Archives for September 2006
14 facets of TypeMock.NET and Designing for Testability
There has been much talk about Designing for Testability lately.Basically the argument is:
Should our Tests (Enabling Mock Insersions) Drive our design?or should we use tools to do it for us?
Here is what 14 of are our community have to say about it:
Still Debating
Pondering Mocks - Tim Haughton,Tim is debating Designing for Testability“On first inspection, I […]
TypeMock and TestDriven.NET
TypeMock.NET and TestDriven are now sold together - for a limited time only.
These tool complement each other and using them you can:
Write tests with TypeMock.NET and Run them from within Visual Studio with TestDriven.NET
I have been working with Jamie Consdale on integrating these tool even more
So watch out for more features.
We […]
2 places I wish I could use TypeMock - part 2
As I showed in the previous post here are the other places where the TypeMock team would have loved to use TypeMock
Case 2. Mocking another Process.
The Tracer is a class that is used to send and recieve trace messages to the Tracer GUI. Before the tracer pushes a message into the message pipe, it checks if a GUI […]
2 places I wish I could use TypeMock - part 1
There is a saying in an ancient language: “the shoemaker walks barefoot”. This is still true in our future age, and the TypeMock creators cannot test TypeMock.NET with TypeMock.
Here are 3 places that we had to use other methods:
1. Displaying a MessageHere is the code (it is static as it doesn’t use any member fields):
internal static […]
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