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Mocking frameworks - dream feature
There are some developers SHOUTING, that mocking static and non-virtual methods is a big No-No. Roy, is calling them dogmatic.
Come on guys, the most requested feature from Rhino.Mocks is the ability to mock non-virtual and static members, and Oren has even implemented these when possible (MarshalByRef Objects). I am sure that if it was easy, […]
Typemock Isolator 4.2.4 is available
Typemock Isolator 4.2.4 is available for download.This is a patch release with many bug fixes.
“Invalid Operation Exception” when working with NHybernate and XML serialization was fixed.
Complex LINQ queries are now mocked correctly.
Manual assembly loading does not cause an exception. AssemblyResolve event fires correctly.
RepeatAlways now works correctly following WhenArgumentsMatch.
Returning values of types that inherit from […]
ASP.NET Unit Testing just got Easier
There is a lot of talk about unit testing ASP.NET. Artem Smirnov has managed to build a new tool for writing unit tests for ASP.NET. The tool called Ivonna is available as a beta release.
Ivonna is built on top of the Typemock Isolator framework and facilitates running unit tests in the same process as any […]
Typemock and .NET 1.1
Although we still have many developers using Typemock in .NET 1.1, now that .NET 3.5 is out, we are going to drop the support for .NET 1.1. in our next version.
Version 4.2 will be the last version to support .NET 1.1. This will allow us to support better .NET 2.0+ features and support better type-safe […]
Typemock Isolator - Beta - Better Community
The Typemock team has released our next version of TypeMock.NET.
We are calling it Typemock-Isolator. As Typemock helps developers Isolate their code from the rest of the system and make it Testable.
The main reason behind this are our plans to create more tools that will help simplify writing unit tests.
The Brain-Storming sessions behind this name where […]
Debugging Mocked Methods
Although strict XP practices, value tests more then debugging, there are many cases where you still have to debug the code base to find defects. Doing this with mocked objects can be very fishy.
Evaluating Mocked Properties
When evaluating methods and Properties in the Debugger, the Debugger Hi-Jacks the running application to run the code that evaluate […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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