By bloid
via blog.jayfields.com
Submitted: May 06 2008 / 05:26
Back in January of 2006 I wrote about Using Stubs and Mocks to Convey Intent. In those days I was working mainly with C# and NMock and the simplest way to create a stub was to allow ReSharper generate a stub based on an Interface. This introduced a bit more effort when first generating the stub and added complexity around where the stubs should live and how they should be used. Despite the additional effort, I still felt that using them was a net gain.
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Tags: .net, frameworks
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