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Category Archives: Mock
Tutorial about mocking with Rhino Mocks and Moq
I was asked to write a tutorial about mocking with Rhino Mocks on DotNetSlackers. Introduction When using TDD to develop an application it is essential that the system under test (SUT) can be tested in isolation. That is, only the … Continue reading
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True Swiss don’t like mocks!
Preface Hey, we Swiss are proud of our products! Have you ever owned a real Swiss Watch like this nice Rolex shown in the first picture? Or did you ever enjoy the delicious taste of Swiss chocolate? What about the … Continue reading
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