Tag: Telerik JustMock

Release
What’s cooking for DevTools for .NET Q2 2013?

Q1 is already behind our back and we took the time right after it to sit down and carefully think about our next steps. We were trying to answer questions like where we want to be in Q2, what the main customer scenarios are, how we can help our customers achieve those scenarios, how we can use our resources in the most efficient way, who we’re targeting, etc. As a result we outlined a comprehensive plan including tons of significant improvements and new features as well as major new initiatives that will take Telerik DevCraft to another level in Q2 2013.

by Vassil Petev
April 05, 2013 4 min read Share
Productivity Testing
Profiled Automocking with JustMock

Profiled Automocking is here! Check out the latest from JustMock with this hot new feature in the 2013 Q1 release.

by Phil Japikse
March 15, 2013 3 min read Share
Productivity
Amp Up Your Visual Studio Productivity

Check out all the great new features in the Just family: You’ll learn about LESS support and improved handling of code analysis errors and warnings in JustCode, additional automocking power with JustMock, an enhanced Visual Studio experience in JustTrace, and the greatly improved decompilation and a new plugin manager in JustDecompile. This post from the Q1 2013 webinar includes the video, slide deck, and answers to questions asked by attendees.

by Chris Eargle
March 11, 2013 4 min read Share
Productivity Testing
Automocking with JustMock

Auto mocking containers are designed to reduce the friction of keeping unit test beds in sync with the code being tested as systems are updated and evolve over time. Read how JustMock helps with automocking.

by Phil Japikse
March 11, 2013 5 min read Share
Productivity Testing
Handling Arguments in JustMock Arrangements

Mocking is all about making it easy to isolate the system under test in unit tests. In non profiled mocking, this is typically done by creating a proxy for an interface, and arranging the methods that will be called on the proxy. Mocking frameworks like JustMock determine matching calls not only based on the method signature, but also by the values of the arguments passed into the method. JustMock provides many mechanism to tune how the matching is done.

by Phil Japikse
February 21, 2013 5 min read Share