Last time I wrote about the creation of mocks and how I solved setting up method calls. Let’s delve into assertions. Assertions What is a mocking framework without the ability to check whether something on the mock was called. Again for comparison: // RhinoMocks myMock.Expect(x => x.SomeMethod()); // the test code myMock.VerifyAll(); // or myMock.AssertWasCalled(x […]
This time around I want to talk about how my API started out. Inspiration Initially, since I was using NSubstitute at work then and still like how its API is. Of course other mocking frameworks I used had their influence as well. Let’s start with the creation of mocks. Mock creation Like I wrote […]
What does one expect from a mocking framework? Well, d’oh… It mocks stuff! But what functionality? How should this functionality be accessed? How does it, once used in a test, read? That all is the topic of this post of my series. Enjoy! Past experiences RhinoMocks I’m using mocking frameworks for years now. The first […]
Now that I’ve been working on this project for quite some time, I was thinking it was about time to at least write about it. It’s going to be a story about how I had the idea and why I needed to go for it. Here goes! From the beginning Playing the online game League […]
An anecdote I recently started at a new company. One of the first things that struck me as odd was the extensiveness of interfaces being implemented explicitly in one of the projects. I soon found out that one particular colleague made it his default to always implement interfaces explicitly.Interested as to why he was defaulting […]