Mihail Vladov

Mihail Vladov is a Software Engineering Manager at Progress. He has more than a decade of experience with software and product development and is passionate about good software design and quality code. Mihail helped develop the WPF controls suite and Document Processing libraries which are used by thousands of developers. Currently, he is leading the JustMock team. In his free time, he loves to travel and taste different foods. You can find Mihail on LinkedIn.

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What’s New in Telerik JustMock With R1 2022

It’s time for the R1 release of JustMock for 2022 and it offers great performance optimization, support for the official version of Visual Studio 2022 and support for the official version of .NET 6.

by Mihail Vladov
January 19, 2022 6 min read Share
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JustMock R3 2021—Support for Linux, Visual Studio 2022, .NET 6 RC1 and more

It’s time for the R3 release of JustMock for 2021 and it offers Support for Linux, Support for Visual Studio 2022, support for .NET 6 RC1, enhanced notifications for the Debug Window.

by Mihail Vladov
September 15, 2021 3 min read Share
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JustMock R2 2021: Performance Improvement, Debug Window Shows New Info, Support for .NET 6 Preview 3 and More

It’s time for the R2 release of JustMock for 2021 and it offers performance improvements, Debug Window shows information about the arguments used in the arrangement, support for .NET 6 Preview 3 and improvements in the Visual Studio extension.

by Mihail Vladov
May 12, 2021 3 min read Share
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JustMock R1 2021 Service Pack 1 with Preliminary Support for .NET 6 Preview 1 and More

The latest Telerik JustMock service pack comes with preliminary support for .NET 6 preview 1 and bug fixes.

by Mihail Vladov
March 05, 2021 2 min read Share
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JustMock R1 2021: Better Performance, DebugWindow UX, C# 8/9 Support and More

It’s time for the R1 release of JustMock for 2021 and it offers performance improvements, official release of the DebugWindow with new user experience and support for all features available in C# 8 and 9.

by Mihail Vladov
January 22, 2021 3 min read Share