In C++, returning objects by value typically means creating a new instance of an object on the stack. This requires…
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By Alon Sapozhnikov
October 6, 2024
In C++, returning objects by value typically means creating a new instance of an object on the stack. This requires…
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In C++, exception handling can be tricky, especially when using Typemock Isolator++. By default, Isolator++ catches exceptions in the code…
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Introduction: Test maintainability is a crucial aspect of successful agile software developement. In this blog post, we unveil the five…
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Since version 9 Typemock Isolator fully supports dotnet core. A little background on .Net Core (dotnet core) and .Net Framework….
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Dear developer, Are you pressured to write amazing code in zero time with no bugs? Does it feel like a “set…
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February 8, 2012
Dustin Davis recently started using Typemock Isolator and has reviewed it on his site. According to Dustin, “the point is…
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December 6, 2011
** Want to learn more about unit testing, including the difference between unit testing frameworks and an isolation/mocking framework?…
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September 6, 2011
There’s only one day left to vote for Typemock Isolator in the DevProConnections Community Choice Awards. According to DevProConnections,…
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September 1, 2011
Last webinar, “10 secret unit testing tips” was a blast. There were many questions, some I’ve answered. But then I’ve…
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July 11, 2011
In our first post, Raffaeu Garofalo, got us starting with Typemock Isolator. In his second post, Raffaeu discusses object creation:…
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