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Getting mock framework API rigth is uneasy task. Mock framework designers don’t have as much freedom as designers of other libraries: the purpose of a mock framework is not to expose an arbitraty API (unknown at the time of mock framework design) and...
I have written a guest post about my impressions from Typemock Academy that was published in Typemock blog.
A couple of good sources for those who need to decide: Capability comparison made by Morgan Soley. Half year old but with a feature comparison table. Recently updated comparison by Andrew Kazyrevich. TypeMock Isolator is a clear winner if it fits in your...
TypeMock is has announced ASP.NET Bundle (consisting of Isolator and Ivonna). Being TypeMock user and customer, I am distributing their announcement. The text below is not mine – it’s written by TypeMock and explains how to get a free ASP.NET Bundle license...
Part 1 Part 2 I promised to address matching reference and output arguments using lambda-based syntax that I proposed for TypeMock Isolator. Before getting there I would like to retract my original comment that faked method’s arguments should be matched...
I was glad to see that my thoughts about figuring out the best syntax to control the match of faked method’s arguments haven’t been unnoticed by TypeMockians. Eli Lopian raised a few questions, and addressing them seems to be crucial for materialization...
I enjoy compactness and clarity of TypeMock Isolator AAA syntax. But it still lacks certain features in comparison with the original RecordExpectation-based syntax. One of such features is support for exact match of method's attributes. Here's...