Mocking with Moq 4 and NUnit

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Jason Roberts

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:14

02. Getting Started with Moq

01. Version Check.mp4

00:15

02. Introduction.mp4

03:15

03. Demo Code Overview.mp4

03:55

04. Writing a Test without Mocks.mp4

03:39

05. Installing Moq and Creating Your First Mock Object.mp4

03:22

06. Creating a Second Test.mp4

02:49

07. An Overview of Mocking.mp4

01:07

08. Why Mock-.mp4

02:42

09. What Is a Unit-.mp4

01:14

10. Fakes, Dummies, Stubs, and Mocks.mp4

02:26

11. An Overview of Moq.mp4

00:46

12. Summary.mp4

01:47

03. Configuring Mock Method Return Values

01. Introduction.mp4

01:15

02. Configuring Mock Object Method Return Values.mp4

03:58

03. Argument Matching in Mocked Methods.mp4

04:41

04. Mocking Methods with out Parameters.mp4

03:14

05. Mocking Methods with ref Parameters.mp4

03:55

06. Configuring Mock Methods to Return Null.mp4

02:08

07. Summary.mp4

01:41

04. Working with Mock Properties

01. Introduction.mp4

01:42

02. Configuring a Mocked Property to Return a Specified Value.mp4

05:01

03. Manually Mocking Property Hierarchies.mp4

02:32

04. Auto Mocking Property Hierarchies.mp4

03:10

05. Configuring Mock Properties to Track Changes.mp4

02:09

06. Enabling Change Tracking for All Mocked Properties.mp4

01:33

07. Summary.mp4

01:44

05. Checking That Mock Methods and Properties Are Used

01. Introduction.mp4

01:27

02. An Overview of Behavior Based Testing.mp4

04:51

03. Verifying a Method Where No Parameters Were Called.mp4

03:12

04. Verifying a Method Where a Parameter Was Called.mp4

03:18

05. Verifying a Method Was Called a Specific Number of Times.mp4

01:22

06. Verifying Property Setter and Getters Were Called.mp4

03:29

07. Verifying That No Unexpected Calls Were Made.mp4

01:19

08. Summary.mp4

01:39

06. Using Partial Mocks and Advanced Mocking Techniques

01. Introduction.mp4

01:33

02. Understanding Strict Mocks.mp4

02:32

03. Throwing Exceptions from Mock Objects.mp4

03:18

04. Raising Events from Mock Objects.mp4

01:32

05. Understanding Partial Mocks.mp4

02:04

06. Creating Partial Mocks.mp4

03:27

07. Mocking Nondeterministic Code Such as DateTime.Now.mp4

01:59

08. Mocking Protected Members of Partial Mocks.mp4

04:25

09. An Alternative to Using Partial Mocks.mp4

02:29

10. Summary.mp4

01:44

Description

Writing unit tests is hard when dependencies between classes make it tough to separate what's being tested from the rest of the system. Moq is a mocking library for .NET that makes it easy to create mock objects and make writing unit tests easier.

What You'll Learn?

Writing effective unit tests can be tricky when dependencies between classes make it hard to separate what's being tested from the rest of the system. In this course, Mocking with Moq 4 and NUnit, you will gain the ability to easily isolate parts of your codebase for testing purposes. First, you will learn how to substitute real dependencies for mock objects. Next, you will discover how to configure mocked methods, properties, exceptions, and events. Finally, you will explore how to create behavior-based tests and also how to create partial mocks from existing classes. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of mocking with Moq needed to create automated tests that use mock objects.

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Jason Roberts

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With over 15 years of experience in both frontend and backend software development, Jason Roberts is a freelance developer, trainer, and author. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in computing, is the author of several books, and writes at his blog DontCodeTired.com. Jason is an open source contributor and in addition to enterprise software development, he has designed and developed Windows Store and Windows Phone apps.

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