In typical unit testing scenarios, mocking property getters and setters isn't high on the list of areas of concern. Where it usually comes into play is when an entity’s properties’ values (or the act of setting them) are part of the scaffolding, or behavior for the system under test.

Every December, Web Performance guru Stoyan Stefanov (@stoyanstefanov) corrals folks around the web performance community to collect insights and best practices on building faster websites and services.

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Are you in New York City on Tuesday, January 29th? If so, please consider joining me, Telerik Developer Evangelist Phil Japikse, and Telerik Insider Steve Bohlen for another Breakfast at Telerik event! If you’re not familiar with them, Breakfast at Telerik events are half-day free events where you show up, get some coffee and bagels (or similar food), hang out and get a few sessions on hot topics of the day. We close up by 11:00 or 11:30, which means you’re back to your workspace by lunch—this makes it an easy pitch for your boss or co-workers We’ve done ...

You can use Fiddler to debug traffic from Apple’s iOS-based devices if you have a Windows or Linux-based PC to run Fiddler on, and a Wi-Fi connection shared between that PC and your iOS device.