I have not used Typemock Isolator before, but I have heard how powerful it is in the .NET Developer Community many, many times concerning its ability to mock ANY concrete class and ALL members, including public, protected, private, virtual, nonvirtual, constructors and sealed.
I have heard some say Typemock is too powerful, but I wonder if that is a bad thing :)
Per the Typemock website:
"Typemock Isolator is a powerful tool that enables you to focus on writing unit tests by eliminating the need to 'refactor' and 'restructure' your code just to make it testable. Isolator does this by isolating your tested code using our unique technology.
Using Typemock Isolator aids Test-Driven Development (TDD) techniques, used in agile and other methodologies like XP. "
Even more interesting are the Typemock Integrations, which include several .NET Developer Tools I use daily:
"Typemock Isolator integrates with the best .NET development tools, including all versions of Microsoft Visual Studio .NET and TestDriven.NET, NCover, dotTrace, NUnit, MbUnit, Team System, and more."
If you are a Microsoft MVP, Roy Osherove mentioned a free offer to Microsoft MVP's here. You can download Typemock Isolator v4.2.4 here.
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