Rhino Mocks, Automocking and MOQ
In this opensource .NET in-the-brain session, we look into .NET mock libraries with two talks: 'Rhino Mocks & Automocking', by Mike Hadlow and 'Introduction to Moq' by Abid Quereshi
Introduction to Moq
Abid Quereshi introduces Moq, which is the only mocking library for .NET developed from scratch. Moq takes full advantage of .NET 3.5 and ...
Abid Quereshi
Abid Quereshi has been helping companies realise business goals through software for nearly 20 years. His consulting experiences have taken him from Canada, to the U.S., the Caribbean, throughout Europe, Africa and the Middle East. He currently works as an Associate Director at SQS Group. As an active developer and as a Scrum Alliance Certified Enterprise Coach he helps galvanize Lean and Agile transformations at all levels of organisations.
Rhino Mocks and Automocking
In this session, Mike Hadlow gives a quick overview of Rhino Mocks, a popular .NET mock objects library and the new Arrange, Act, Assert syntax provided by that library. He also demonstrates Automocking, a combination of mock objects and dependency injection which helps to write unit tests more efficiently.
Mike Hadlow
Mike Hadlow works as a freelance .NET developer and architect. For the last few years he's been especially interested in messaging systems and service oriented architectures. He writes a blog, 'Code Rant', and is the author of several open source projects including Suteki Shop, an eCommerce framework, and EasyNetQ, a simple API for RabbitMQ. He lives in Lewes on the south coast of the UK.
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