I've started TDD some weeks ago. I have to do Unit Tests on a C# code full of non-virtual methods and there is no much interface either. Therefore, after I've been studying RhinoMock and Moq, a proxy solution wasn't enough: what I need is an isolation thanks to a profiler.
From what I read, I have 3 choices:
- TypeMock Isolator, very powerful but also very expensive
http://www.typemock.com/ - JustMock of Telerik, the alternative to TypeMock which aims to be TypeMock, but the beta was full of bugs
http://www.telerik.com/products/mocking.aspx - Moles from Microsoft Pex, the only free solution for isolation but definitively not a mocking-framework, see here
I need mocks easy to configure. Moles don't provide advanced declarative verification feature and it is a pain to do it myself.
TypeMock is a good solution, but certainly a little to much for what I really need and I found the price too high.
JustMock should make some concurrence, but I don't found many references. It's a shame, its syntax is close to Moq and it should be a good transition (and I could switch to the free version with a cleaner code, thanks to dependency injection for example). But TypeMock was launched in 2006 while Justmock still was beta in 2010, there was a glaring gap (although Telerik has good marks). The Q2 fixing bugs was released in July 2010.
Question: Does the last version of JustMock is enough effective? Are they some satisfied users?
(good free references ONLY for interface/delegates/non-virtual methods:)
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