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Following on from my last question ‘What is a ‘Stub’, I would really like to sit down tonight and play more with creating stub objects.
What is your tool of choice for creating Stub objects?
And for bonus points 🙂
Can you also link to any good tutorials for getting started with them?
Thanks a lot guys and girls, appreciated 🙂
FYI – I am using .NET (2.0 @ Work, 3.5 @ Home)
Simply, Rhino.Mocks. Yes, ‘Mocks Aren’t Stubs’, but Rhino.Mocks does both. Before wrapping my brain around Rhino.Mocks I hand-coded my own stubs. Never again.
Sorry, I don’t get the bonus points. Ayende.com, the place to get Rhino.Mocks, has decent online documentation, and a forum full of questions. The author is actually very good at responding and answering too. I don’t feel like there’s a good ‘shortcut’ to learning how to use it; for this I think it’s through practice and/or trial-and-error that it’s best learned.
(In rereading the above, I don’t mean it to sound like RTFM even though it may come across that way.)