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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 […]
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 […]
Mocking Linq - Preview
We are working on our .NET 3.5 Support. There are many new feature that have been added, we will take a look at how to mock a linq statement
For the following code in our application
Northwind db = new Northwind(connStr) ;
var query = from c in db.Customers
where c.City == “Sarasota“
select new { c.Name, c.City };
Here is […]
Natural Mocks becoming more intelligent
Natural Mocks automatically mocks everything. This includes return values. So the following code:
using (RecordedExpecations recorder = RecorderManager.StartRecording())
{
DummyClass.DoWork();
recorder.Return(new SqlInt32(1));
}
Won’t work as expected because SqlInt32 is being mocked.
This has bugged me a few times and I simply created the return value outside the recorder.
SqlInt32 mockValue = new SqlInt32(1));
using (RecordedExpecations recorder = RecorderManager.StartRecording())
{
[…]
See How Easily you can Love Your Job
If you are reading this you are probably the developer we are looking for.
TypeMock is expanding and we are looking for .NET developers who have a passion for Bleeding Edge Issues like Mocking (of course), Test Driven Development and Aspect Oriented Development.
We work in a dynamic environment and we have the infrastructure to support home offices […]
Price changes
Our prices are going to rise at the beginning of Next Month. All developers who are evaluating TypeMock are highly recommend to purchase before November to enjoy our low prices.
Price Changes: (not final)
Enterprise Edition Plus 1 Year Maintenance: $299
Professional Edition Plus 1 Year: $199
Annual Maintenance: $49
Bookmark at:
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 […]
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