Many discussion has been made about Designing for Testability, and why Typemock is too powerful. The most recent of them…
Read moreFreedom of choice
Many discussion has been made about Designing for Testability, and why Typemock is too powerful. The most recent of them…
Read moreTesting MVC Controllers in 3 lines of code with Typemock Isolator
Here’s a much simpler version of how you’d test an ASP.NET MVC Controller using Typemock, without needing any helper class…
Read moreTypemock Isolator Vs. Open source
Updated: This table is obviously obsolete. Read more about about Isolator’s advantages on the new Isolator page. One of the…
Read moreChains, Part II: Chain Rules
In Part I, I described what chains are, and the challenge they pose for Isolator. As you’ve already gathered, I…
Read moreChains, Part I: Chain-Challenged
Chains are difficult to grasp, to develop and to understand. And some of them are even hidden, and therefore are…
Read moreAd hoc Unit Tests with Snippet Compiler (Typemock Isolator Enabled)
If you’re a fan of snippet compiler (if you’re not you should seriously check it out) Travis Illig published a…
Read moreSigning MSTests Private Accessors Assembly
Recently one of our users has stumbled upon the need to sign the generated private accessors assembly which is automatically…
Read moreWhen Tests Fight Back
In the last couple of days, we were working on new API which rely on the registry for data storage…
Read moreUse Blocks with your mocks
It seems to me that not to many users of Typemock Isolator knows about the feature called expectation block. This…
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