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David Chelimsky 4.2
Description:
Test doubles (stubs, mocks, fakes, spies, etc, etc) can be effective tools for specifying and testing the behavior of objects in isolation. They can also be confusing and misleading when used carelessly or inappropriately. This talk will empower you with a better understanding of different kinds of test doubles and the jobs for which they are intended.
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Comments on this Talk
John McCaffrey,
15 May 05:09 PM
I liked the presentation, and the simplification of testing approaches, but kept thinking that I already knew a lot of it.
It might be that for this crowd we might have needed a different angle, maybe a common problem, or something that we all felt we needed. (I think that's a challenge for any testing talk, as lots of people feel like they don't NEED any things else)

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