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Archives for October 2007

Moving to New Office

We have moved to our new offices. We are having a great time here. Here are some photos from the office and our ”Official Opening Party”
   Boxes of new hardware
Amir and Efi Working…
Mingling
 Ohad, Gil and Lior
 Ram and Yuval Neeman 
We did have wine and whisky…
 The TypeMock Experience    And here is a good one of me.
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31 October 2007 | Uncategorized | 2 Comments

Going to TechEd Europe

We are going to TechEd Barcelona, although we don’t have a booth we going to have a TypeMock group meeting. The event will be announced (place and time) later on. If you wish to meet, please send your contact details.
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31 October 2007 | Uncategorized | No Comments

The Ultimate Proof for TypeMock

When developer using TypeMock find it an indispensable tool, it is a sign that we really help ease the task of building lasting software.
Karell says it better:
The best way to see if you need something is to stop using it (or be prevented from using it) for a while and see if you reach out for it […]

31 October 2007 | Reviews, Product | No Comments

Mocking Extension Methods

With Orcas and TypeMock 4.1 you can now mock Extension methods, easily.
Suppose we added a new method to int that return the Roman Number equivalent of that number:

public static class Extend
{
public static string RomanNumber(this int number)
{
// do complex logic
return romanString;
}
}

.csharpcode, .csharpcode […]

12 October 2007 | TDD, Product | No Comments

DotNetRocks Interview

I had a real fun talk with Richard and Carl on DotNetRocks. You can listen to the show here.
The highlight was a grand piano being delivered to Carl during the interview.  
Although the show was mainly targeted at Dependency Injections, there are many other design issues that are not required because TypeMock is design agnostic. One is […]

12 October 2007 | TDD, .NET Tests | 2 Comments

NCover 2.0

Peter Waldschmidt has announced the release a new commercial version of NCover. NCover is now developed in  a new company called Gnoso. The new NCover is a complete Code Coverage Solution and combines Grant Drake’s NCoverExplorer
To use NCover 2.0 with TypeMock.NET, you will need to install TypeMock version 4.1. This now includes a option to link with NCover […]

12 October 2007 | Product | 1 Comment

TypeMock 4.1 Released

Syndicated from the TypeMock Announcement Forum.
We have released TypeMock 4.1.
A few of the new features included in this release are: Support of .NET 3.5 syntax changes
Mocking automatic properties.

Mocking Anonymous Types.
Mocking Lambda Expressions.
Verifying New Initialziers.
Mocking Extension Methods.
Mocking LINQ statements.
Integration API for tools developersNew API was released to ease integrating TypeMock with […]

12 October 2007 | Product | No Comments