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Isolation Syntax for VB.NET - Your comments please by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

I'm working on adding a VB.NET Friendly syntax for Typemock Isolator. If you're into VB, I'd love your input on the usability of this API and how to make it better. We'll start going through several basic scenarios that you can do using...

Isolator Feature Focus: Faking Collections by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

Another cool feature in Isolator is the ability to fake values that will be returned from custom collections (anything that inherits from IEnumerable as long as it is not in mscorlib - for example - sharepoint lists). With the new version you can now...

Isolator Feature Focus: Duck Typing and Isolate.Swap by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

Typemock Isolator 5.1.1 has been released, and this release brings with it some awesome (seriously) features that are unique fro any other framework I've seen. a good overview of features can be found here . The Isolator Swap feature allows swapping...

SharpMock 0.1 ? by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

James, I would love to see you take the idea of “SharpMock” to the next level . If not anything else, it would be an interesting challenge to write about. James took PostSharp and started looking at the possibility of intercepting static method calls...

Art Of Unit Testing – Book done, Wiki ready by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

I’m happy to report that my book has finally hit the “last review” stone, which means all chapters are done and the book should be in book stores around jan-feb 2009 . If you’d like to read the E-Book version right now(PDF) you can purchase that for a...

Isolator feature focus: Recursive Fakes by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

Here’s another feature Typemock Isolator has that no one else currently has: the ability to return fake objects from properties recursively (without the use of an auto mocking container for such a feat). this saved a lot of reperitive test code of creating...
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Isolator feature focus: Live objects in unit tests by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

Here is one feature that sets Typemock Isolator apart from all the other frameworks, that has nothing to do with legacy code: Live Objects. This feature allows you to just “new” up an instance of an object, if you can, and then fake method results on...
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Two Faced Commits - how the ALT.NET Community is becoming more and more dogmatic by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

disclaimer: I work at Typemock. There is a big trend I am starting to notice in the "Advanced" unit testing community. That trend feels more and more like hypocrisy. Take Daniel's post about mocking statics without Typemock . (Daniel is...
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"Swapping" instead of "Injecting" calls between classes by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

Eli Lopian, Typemock CEO and awesome Coder, just created a nice little API wrapper around Typemock Isolator that would allow a very simple and readable "Swapping" effect between classes. It would allow you to write code like this:    ...
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Typemock Isolator 4.2.4 is out by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

Typemock Isolator 4.2.4 is out with some important fixes . More information here . Read More...
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NullObject.For<T> - As simple as it gets, but no simpler by ISerializable - Roy Osherove&#39;s Blog : Agile

This NullObject Factory from Paul is very nice, simple and clean in its design. I really like it and I can see many uses for it, in parallel with working with your standard mocking framework or IoC Container Implementation .   here is a little usage...
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Test Driven Development Public Course is open by ISerializable - Roy Osherove&#39;s Blog : Agile

I'm happy to announce a public course about Test Driven Development in .NET, being run by Oren Ellenbogen , a personal TDD student of mine who's become quite a master on his own when it comes to TDD and unit testing techniques. the course takes...
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