Using Typemock Isolator, faking the behavior of a method at the end of a call chain is as simple as just invoking that method and setting its behavior in a line ...

Isolator enables you to magically change the behavior of existing (live) classes and objects without needing to create a fake instance of them first. This makes the test more readable ...

Isolator contains a more intuitive call syntax for changing an object's behavior. Notice that there is no need to send in any parameters inside ...

Isolator is the only framework that has a built in API specifically design for VB.NET developers. With the specialized VB API, most VB developers will find it more intuitive ...

The Isolator C# API has only a single point of "Entry" - you only need to remember a single word to get started using it in your tests: "Isolate".

With Isolator, changing static method behavior works just as easy as with any other method. It just works.

Both the C# and the VB.NET APIs are fully documented, so you'll always get good tooltips when working with intellisense. Also, since they both support the Arrange-Act-Assert testing pattern, they are ...

with Isolator's "True Properties" feature, you can set the value of a property on a fake object just like regular code, to make it return some fake value from now on: ...

With Isolator, you can make a collection property return your own collection in a very simple and readable manner:

With Isolator, it's easy to see what went wrong:

Real object model are not easy to fake: you need to create a whole bunch of fakes, then build them together into a fake tree. But with Isolator, you can do ...