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Product Status Peek – 2011

We are starting the year with some great product advances. Typemock Isolator++   We have released version 1.1, with many bug fixes and 2 major features: 1. Continuing with our beliefs, now there is no need to change the production code at all! 2. There is a new api to fake out and ref arguments 3. No, we haven’t completed our port to GCC [...]

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How Dynamic Mock Objects can Auto Pilot

  October 31, 2006
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When creating a Mock Object from an interface, the object is set in Strict mode. This means that any unexpected call to the object will fail.The reason is quite simple. It is [...]

Multiple Asserts in a Single Unit Test

  October 31, 2006
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There is a debate going on about having one assertion per test. James Avery argues that what he'd really like to see in a unit test framework is the ability to run (and [...]

TestDriven.NET 2.0 is released

  October 31, 2006
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Jamie has just released TestDriven.NET 2.0. I have worked with Jamie quite a bit on the TypeMock.NET integration and now using TypeMock with Zero Friction Testing is [...]

How to Mock Singletons in 3 Simple Ways

  October 15, 2006
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Want to mock Singletons? Here are 3 simple ways to mock a Singletons. 1. Use MockAll When the static constructor is not mocked just use MockAll Mock [...]

Don’t call us we’ll call you

  October 8, 2006
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Testing how events are hooked up to your system can be tricky, TypeMock.NET makes this easier. Testing the plumbing Lets see how we test a class that fires events. Here is a [...]

How to Debug with TypeMock.NET without losing your head

  October 8, 2006
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TypeMock.NET has many internal features that allow debugging code that has some mocked methods, and although this works most of the time, there are some things you need to [...]

Low Coupling is NOT a Silver Bullet

  October 4, 2006
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I will start with some more post about TypeMock and Testability issue. Mocking with TypeMock - Travis Illig Holy crap, this thing is hot. In technical terms, you might [...]

Price changes

  October 4, 2006
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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 [...]

MailFrame’s CodeSpell

  October 4, 2006
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I had quite an embarrassing moment when Scott Hanselman who is reviewing TypeMock.NET sent me his first impressions. The e-mails where screen-shots of spelling typo's in [...]

14 facets of TypeMock.NET and Designing for Testability

  September 26, 2006
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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 [...]