Interested in PEX & MOLES? Wish you could go to a five hour workshop on them? Here’s the next best thing…
Cesar de la Torre - BLOG - Recorded PEX & MOLES Workshop
“Last summer (July 2010) we delivered in Madrid a nice PEX & MOLES workshop. The speaker was Peli de Halleux, from MICROSOFT RESEARCH.
If you are interested in Unit Testing, Mocking, etc., you should take a look at it!
It was a great workshop and we recorded it, so now we just published it on Channel9. Here you have the links! :-)
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Channel 9 - Microsoft PEX/MOLES & advanced Unit-Testing aspects 1/3, Microsoft PEX/MOLES & advanced Unit-Testing aspects 2/3, Microsoft PEX/MOLES & advanced Unit-Testing aspects 3/3
“Pex enables parameterized unit testing for .NET: given a unit test with parameters. Pex generates inputs that achieves high code coverage. Moles is a framework that allows to isolate unit tests from environment dependencies: Moles allows to replace any .NET method with a delegate, even when the method is static, non-virtual or in a sealed type.
Pex and Moles work on any .NET applications. Pex and Moles supports .NET v2.0, v3.5, v4.0, VS2008 and VS2010.
The learning objectives of this class are:
- Understand and write unit tests
- Use Moles to isolate unit tests
- Write Pex parameterized unit tests
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I’m starting to see PEX & MOLES pick up some traction… From what I’ve seen it looks interesting.
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