WCF actually cries out for unit testing. How can you make sure your logic actually works without relying on a…
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For those of you who are new to windows 64 bit you’ll be happy to know that Microsoft decided to…
Read moreUsing a Single Strong Name Key across Multiple Projects
Today at I needed to sign several dll files with the same strong key. If you ever tried it before…
Read moreMocking asynchronous actions with Typemock Isolator
Here is an answer to a question that keeps popping up every once in a while: how do you stub…
Read moreConfiguration via Typemock Interception
A while ago Udi Dahan wrote that he’d like a way to configure objects by just setting property values on…
Read moreMusings about Refactoring
For the last couple of weeks I’ve been paired with Lior on a large refactoring task that was long overdue….
Read moreMusings about Refactoring
For the last couple of weeks I’ve been paired with Lior on a large refactoring task that was long overdue….
Read moreMore on Using Marshal.GetExceptionCode()
A long time ago Ayende pointed out that GetExcpetionCode can be used to know whether an exception was thrown from…
Read moreRunning Typemock Isolator Tests using TeamCity Nunit Runner
Wendy just sent me over an email telling me how she was able to use TeamCity’s Nunit test runner to…
Read moreSwapping calls between classes without dependency injection
Eli Lopian, Typemock CEO and awesome Coder, just created a nice little API wrapper around Typemock Isolator that would allow…
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