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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.  
Edmund D. Gorski, President, CodePoets, Inc.
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Upcoming Webinars

 

 

Using Typemock Isolator to Speed Up the Development of SharePoint Web Parts

By Richard Fennell, Engineering Director, Black Marble, May 22, 2012, 12:00 PM UK

Many Web Parts in SharePoint render for capturing data that is stored in a SharePoint list. This means that to test the Web Part you have to load the the Web Part within a SharePoint server. Then how do you test it?

During this webinar, Richard Fennell will show how you can use Typemock Isolator to allow the development and testing of your Web Part without the need to keep redeploying it to SharePoint to check every minor change

 

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Introduction to Unit Testing

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock, May 16, 2012, 10:00 AM EDT

Software testing isn’t just a task for QA. In order to prevent bugs and release quality code to market, you also need developer testing, including unit testing. Discover why you should start unit testing, and how you can get started with automated tests quickly.

Learn:

• Benefits of unit testing
• xUnit Frameworks
• The difference between unit testing and test driven development (TDD).

Join this webinar to learn what you need to know in order to start testing today.

Examples will be in C++.

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Software Architecture in an Agile Environment

By Raffaele Garofalo, Software Architect, May 9, 2012

How do architects build software in an agile environment. 


Learn

• What is Software Architecture
• What is Agile development
• How they can live together?

Discover principles of Agile architecture
• Lifecycle and process
• Modeling and development
• The right solution for the right problem
• How to deliver quality with (TDD)

 

Driving application development through Behavior-Driven Development (BDD)

By Einar Ingebrigtsen, Technical Fellow, DoLittle Studios, May 2, 2012

Looking to start unit testing or test driven development but not sure what to test and how to start? Behavior Driven Development, an agile software development technique, can help spread unit testing and TDD in your team. 

This webinar will walk through how you can be driving your application development through behavior driven, one specification at a time in a test-driven manner. You will see how BDD could fit with an agile process. 

Learn:

  • What is Behavior-Driven Development (BDD)
  • The relationship between BDD & Test-Driven Development (TDD)
  • Basic specifications, Cucumber-language
  • How BDD makes a good fit with agile processes
  • Driving out your units in a test-first approach
  • Mocking / Fakes / Stubs - what are they and how to use them
  • Decoupling in software

Click here to start behavior-driven TDD

 

Introduction to Test Driven Development (TDD)

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock, Wednesday, April 18, 2012

In order to prevent bugs and release quality code to market, you also need developer testing, including test driven development (TDD). Discover what test driven development is and how it can help you write better code.

Learn:

  • The difference between unit testing and Test Driven Development (TDD)
  • Benefits of TDD
  • Problems and Pitfalls and How to Overcome Them
  • Principles of TDD
  • How to test both new and complicated legacy code with TDD

Watch the webinar and start with Test Driven Development today

 

The Easy Way to Master Unit Testing

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock

Unit testing is difficult. Difficult to start, difficult to see results, and difficult to test complicated code. Discover how you can get started with automated tests and easy unit testing. 

Learn:

  • What is isolation and mocking
  • How to test complicated legacy code
  • How to write effective unit tests 

 

Introduction to Unit Testing

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock

In order to prevent bugs and release quality code to market, you also need developer testing, including unit testing. Discover why you should start unit testing, and how you can get started with automated tests quickly. 

Learn: 
 

  • Benefits of unit testing
  • xUnit Frameworks
  • The difference between unit testing and test driven development (TDD).

 

Watch this webinar to learn what you need to know in order to start testing today.


How Agile Practices Get QA Off Your Back 

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock, Wednesday, March 14, 2012

 

QA getting on your team’s back because of bugs or delayed releases? Tired of their ping-pongs and nuisance? 

Agile can get QA off of developers backs and let you focus on coding working software.

Discover how Agile development practices such as:

• Unit Testing / TDD 
• Coverage 
• Automation 
• Code Reviews 
• Shared Code 
can get QA off your back and help you write better, faster code.

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Unit Testing Legacy Code

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock, Wednesday, February 15, 2012

 

How do you apply unit testing to existing code? Code that wasn’t meant to testing and normally breaks when testing? This is a hardcore session, where we take an open source application and add tests to it. In the process, we’ll refactor the code, discuss readability, and where to even begin. This is an intensive demonstration of automated testing hard-core legacy code. If you are a legacy ninja, check it out. 

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How to Test Dependencies & Legacy Code

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock, Wednesday, January 11, 2012

You may have already started unit testing or at least understand the basics. But there’s one large obstacle that stands in your way: dependencies. Most code was not written to be easy to test. How can you test dependencies? Join this webinar and learn different methods and tools that help create real unit tests.

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Unit Testing ASP.NET and ASP.NET MVC Web Applications

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock November 23, 2011

Testing web applications has been virtually impossible. And the cost? Bugs, security flaws and hacking, and just tons of bad code. Learn how to test web code without a browser, test MVC controllers, write simple tests for difficult code, and how to test code for security risks.

Click here to watch.

Tips & Tricks for Better Unit Testing with Typemock Isolator

By Igal Tabachnik, Senior Software Developer, Typemock November 10, 2011

Click here to learn how to mock any type and write tests that don't break in this demonstration of Typemock Isolator .NET

The Step by Step Guide for Building Effective Agile Development Processes

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock October 26, 2011

Click here to learn how to build effective Agile Development processes for your team. According to Forrester Research, “It's time for software development professionals to stop sitting on the fence where Agile is concerned.” But, with so many failed efforts, IT managers and developer leaders are reluctant to try again and build an Agile development process without an effective plan and processes. This is a vendor-neutral webinar.

Tips for Easy Unit Testing: Dealing with Legacy Code

By Igal Tabachnik, Senior Software Developer, Typemock October 10, 2011

Click here to watch and learn how to better understand how to write unit tests and write better unit tests that don’t break.

 Top 5 Unit Testing Problems in C++ Legacy Code and How to Solve Them

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock September 23, 2011

Click here to watch and learn about unit testing problems in C++ legacy code and how to fix them. You may also win a license of Isolator++. 

Using Typemock Isolator to Speed Up the Development of SharePoint Web Parts

By Richard Fennell, Engineering Director, Black Marble, September 21, 2011 

Click here to watch and learn how to test your Web Part without the need to keep redeploying it to SharePoint to check every minor change

10 Secret Unit Testing Tips to Become Agile 

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock August 25, 2011 

Watch the webinar and learn secrets for better unit testing and Agile software development.

Tips for Easy Unit Testing: Dealing with Legacy Code

By Igal Tabachnik, Senior Software Developer, Typemock July 26, 2011

 

Watch the webinar and learn 

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Getting Started with C/C++ Unit Testing in Linux

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock July 19, 2011

Unit testing in C/C++ has proven value in finding as much as 90% of defects. Yet, isolation in C++ has been difficult. Attend this webinar to learn how to start unit testing in C++ in Linux and Windows.

• How your multi-platform development team can use the same solution and API to test C++ code – existing or legacy code
• What you need in order to unit test
• How to test code that calls global, statics, and non-public functions

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Test The Untestable: Tips for Effective Unit Testing

By Igal Tabachnik, Senior Software Developer, Typemock June 27, 2011

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Supercharging Your Unit Testing

By Igal Tabachnik, Senior Software Developer, Typemock March 31, 2011

Discover new ways to supercharge your code with Typemock Isolator.

Getting Started with C++ Unit Testing

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock January 26, 2011 

Isolator++ is a great tool for writing unit tests in C++. And we want to help you get the most out of it with our Getting Started Webinar.
Typemock's expert Gil Zilberfeld will walk you through tips and solutions for common problems. Also, there will be an interesting announcement at the end...

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My First No–Fluff Agile Steps with Typemock

By Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager, Typemock Dec. 15, 2010

Agile has gone mainstream. And let's admit it – transitioning an entire development process into a new one is challenging, to say the least. But big changes start with small steps, which you can try today. We're going to talk about actionable stuff – from stand ups to build servers. Oh, and unit testing too.

Join Typemock's expert Gil Zilberfeld for a real–world view on how to start your path in the agile world