03/06/2008 12:01:58 AM
Ludovic Dubois
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Here, we will be able to discuss about T# mocking features.
Right now, only documentation is done. We want you to be able to give us comments before implementing mocking into T#.
T# Mocking Documentation is available here
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03/10/2009 3:12:58 PM
CoderCow
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Hello,
I've had a look on T# and also its mocking features and found it very great!
It makes the job of unit testing a lot easier and, espescially the criteria feature, increases the thougness of the written tests a lot.
The mocking features also look well done and well-thought-out and it would be great if I could also make use of them in my current project.
Is there a chance that a version, including the mocking features, will be released soon?
Keep up the good work
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03/10/2009 5:51:29 PM
Ludovic Dubois
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Hello.
Thanks for your kind words.
We have started T# v2.0 (the one that will have mocking features a few days ago) so... I think we will not be able to release v2.0 this year, especially because we still work on v1.X.
v1.6 will be released soon. We have mainly enhanced assert statements a lot for our own needs for testing T# v2 (all T# v2.0 will be developed in T#), and to respond to needs of other users.
I hope I will be able to release T# v2.0 first quarter 2010.
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03/10/2009 6:51:03 PM
CoderCow
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Thanks for your answer.
Thats sad, however I will keep on looking forward for this update in 2010.
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08/06/2011 12:33:10 AM
HeruFeanor
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Can you give us an update on the status of T# 2.0? When first looking into T#, I hadn't realized that the mocking functionality in the documentation wasn't implemented yet. I see you started 2.0 about two years ago, so I assume there's some progress.
I consider mocking to be an absolutely vital and central part of TDD. For the time being, I suppose I'll have to settle for using FakeItEasy or Moq from within T#, though I'm not sure if their asserts will mesh properly with T#'s.
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08/06/2011 7:59:46 AM
Ludovic Dubois
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HeruFeanor wrote:
Can you give us an update on the status of T# 2.0? When first looking into T#, I hadn't realized that the mocking functionality in the documentation wasn't implemented yet. I see you started 2.0 about two years ago, so I assume there's some progress.
I consider mocking to be an absolutely vital and central part of TDD. For the time being, I suppose I'll have to settle for using FakeItEasy or Moq from within T#, though I'm not sure if their asserts will mesh properly with T#'s.
T# v2.0 is almost finished. It remains some problems with 32 bits platform (the mocking part of T# v2.0 can not be written in managed, otherwise it will be mocked too!, Thus, we have to write it in native C++) and generics. Both are almost finished.
So, we should be able to release T# v2.0 this month, and I hope there will be the above two features in this release...
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08/06/2011 10:18:04 PM
HeruFeanor
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Awesome! That's great news! I'll keep my eye on this space, then, and look forward to v2.0.
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