Understanding Typemock Isolator

Typemock Isolator is a tool that enables C# and Visual Basic developers to write unit tests in an easy, reliable, and fast manner. Typemock Isolator is tightly integrated with MS Visual Studio. You can write, run, and debug tests and see code coverage from within the MS Visual Studio user inteface.

In addition, Typemock Isolator provides an Application Programming Interface (API). This API helps you write simple and human readable tests which are completely isolated from the production code.

Typemock Isolator consists of the following components:

Component	Description
Isolator	Unlimited power to limit your bugs. It's what a Mocking Framework should be: Powerful. And it's the first of its kind. Which mean you can fake more than just public virtual methods. And you can reach higher test coverage at a fraction of the time. You can fake statics, private, constructors, events, linq, ref args, live, future, static constructors. You name it. See Mocking and Insight.
Suggest	The Next Unit Test Generation It's our most powerful feature ever. And it's the first of its kind. Typemock Suggest creates test suggestions suitable for your code. Imagine having a suite of unit test that cover your brilliantly written code. Written at only a fraction of the time. Typemock Suggest can also cover your Legacy Code. See Automatic Test Suggestion.
SmartRunner	Come out of the stone age and run your tests incrementally. Imagine that you know exactly what tests were impacted. And you run only those tests. This is what SmartRunner does. And it's the first of its kind. SmartRunner will run only your impacted tests. Which mean that you no longer waste your time running all of your test. And you get superfast feedback. Fast feedback means fast development – it’s the agile way. See Running Tests and Analyzing and Fixing Bugs.
Coverage	Instant Code Coverage. Typemock displays you your code coverage in your editor while you code. Which means that you can spot uncovered areas whilst the code is fresh in your mind. Typemock will also mark lines that are only partially covered. So that you see a complete picture. See Viewing Code Coverage.