For those of you interested in TDD:
I’m speaking at the conference SET (Software Engineering Today) in Schlieren (Zurich) on Tuesday May 5th.
I’ll show the basics of the TDD cycle, benefits and pitfalls, and how you get started.
Link to SET 2009: SET 2009
Link to my session (german): TDD
Looking forward to some interesting discussions…
The first release candidate of version 2.0 of NMock2 – a .net dynamic mocking framework – is published. Check it out at: sourceforge.net You can provide feedback at: NMock2 forum Release Notes: virtual/abstract classes can now be mocked (with default or transparent mock style) Stack traces of exceptions thrown in event handlers of events fired on mocks are preserved Source is now on Visual Studio 2008 (target framework is still .net 2.0) Events of inherited interfaces can now be fired on mocks...
A short list of features that you can expect of NMock2 (.NET mocking framework) in one of the next releases:
mocking of classes
nonstrict mocks
detectation of swallowed exceptions
NMock2 ReSharper plugin for code completion
state full mocks