| We need to maintain legacy applications that were not built to facilitate unit testing. Without Typemock we would be completely unable to effectively test these applications. Typemock boosts productivity because you do not have to explicitly code from the ground up with testing in mind, which can be difficult to handle. Typenock has been able to cover up the coupling and dependency sins that we all have leaked into our applications from time to time. | |
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Edmund D. Gorski, President, CodePoets, Inc.
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with Isolator you can change the behavior of future instances of a specific type (or all instances of that type), by creating your own fake object of that type, setting its behavior, and then telling Isolator to swap the next instance or all the instances of that type with your fake object's behavior:Isolator Features > Fake the un-fake-able > Change behavior of yet-to-be-created objects (future objects)

