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…
Read moreIsolating Code: A Quick Intro to Typemock Isolator
Dustin Davis recently started using Typemock Isolator and has reviewed it on his site. According to Dustin, “the point is…
Read moreIntroduction to Unit Testing: xUnit Frameworks
** Want to learn more about unit testing, including the difference between unit testing frameworks and an isolation/mocking framework?…
Read moreLast Day: Vote for Typemock in the Devexpress Community Choice Awards
There’s only one day left to vote for Typemock Isolator in the DevProConnections Community Choice Awards. According to DevProConnections,…
Read more“Why Too Much Mocking is Bad” and Other Questions
Last webinar, “10 secret unit testing tips” was a blast. There were many questions, some I’ve answered. But then I’ve…
Read moreTypemock Tutorial: Object Creation
In our first post, Raffaeu Garofalo, got us starting with Typemock Isolator. In his second post, Raffaeu discusses object creation:…
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