Developers are seeing the value of Unit Testing
This summer has been great for TypeMock. We are showing record growth and have topped our sales and customer base. This is a sign that development groups are seeing the value of unit testing and understanding the need to isolate parts of the code to enable unit testing.
This has of course kept us all very busy.
We are also going to release new features that support .NET 3.5. There are many feature that need to be implemented, mainly support for:
- Extension methods
- Initializers
- Anonymous Types
- Linq
I will talk about these in another post. We are also going to release an Integration API to ease integrating TypeMock with other developer tools.
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