Articles - Learn about Unit Testing with Typemock

Get Typemock Isolator installed and set up and you can immediately dive right in with a simple unit test, that shows you how easy it is to get started. See the video tutorial, or write the code yourself, the sheer power of Typemock is easy to see!

Basic Unit Testing with Typemock

This article takes you through some of the basics of unit testing with Typemock Isolator, demonstrated through a variety of articles, video tutorials and webinars. Going through this section, you'll find out how to fake different objects, control behaviors, and how you verify your call arguments.

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3 Ways to Maintain Quality In Your Unit Tests

In this article we’ll review three different techniques you and your team can learn to make sure that unit tests don’t become a burden to your team and your organization.

8 Commandments of Choosing a Unit Testing Tool

The experts at Typemock have put together the "8 Commandments of Choosing a Unit Testing Tool". The rules help you compare the different tools in the market and how they can help solve your unit testing issues.

The Difference Between Unit Tests and Integration Tests

This article will discuss how to prevent your unit tests turning into integration tests.

How to start Unit Testing .NET Products

This article discusses how to get started unit testing in .NET.

Unit-Test Patterns for .NET

This article looks at unit testing patterns and describes the main patterns found in tested .NET code. It also describes the problems with each pattern. We will be using nUnit for our examples.

The Importance of Unit Testing in C++

Unit testing is a best practice in any modern methodology, including Agile development. With automatic unit testing in place, if we introduce a bug into the software, one or more tests will fail and we’ll know about it immediately. However, there aren't very many good tools for unit testing in C++.

Automated Testing of ASP.NET MVC Applications

For many years the developers who practiced Unit Testing were frustrated about numerous problems they had when trying to apply automated testing to ASP.NET sites, in particular, those that were built using the WebForms framework (which was, for many, a synonym of ASP.NET). Not so long ago, Microsoft developed a new ASP.NET framework, called ASP.NET MVC. One of the selling points of this framework was its testability. In this article, we’re discussing what the problems are with testing ASP.NET sites in general, and how the ASP.NET MVC framework tries to solve them.