The only way to Unit test SharePoint – Live webinar by Typemock

July 13, 2009 - PRLog -- Typemock, creators of Isolator, the only tool that can unit test SharePoint applications, invites SharePoint developers to a live Webinar on Unit Testing SharePoint applications. This Webinar will include a demonstration on how to unit test SharePoint applications with Typemock's "Isolator" and tips and tricks. The live Webinar will end with a Q&A session.
Developers who will attend this webinar, will realize how simple ,easy and fast it is to unit test their SharePoint applications, release code with fewer bugs and spend less time on debugging.
The Webinar will take place on July 15th 2009 at:

1st seating registration:  8:00 AM - 9:00 AM GMT https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/784807843

2nd seating registration: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM GMT  (which is 10:00 AM EST) https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/630574842

This webinar will include:
•   Guidance on what needs to be tested in when unit testing Sharepoint.
•   Different methods of dealing with the challenges of Unit testing SharePoint applications.
•   How eliminating the need for a Database, just for the testing, helps to simplify the writing of unit tests.
•   A demo on how to test Web-Parts and administration code.
•   Q&A session

Unit testing is a software development methodology where developers write tests for small units of their code and check them separately (in ‘isolation’) and not as part of the whole application.  Studies have shown that by unit testing, companies can save both time and money, while increasing the quality of the code significantly.

Typemock develops tools that give developers the power to easily perform .NET unit testing. Typemock’s flagship product – "Isolator", has the capabilities to unit test all .NET technologies, including ones which are hard to test such as SharePoint and Silverlight. "Isolator" is the only tool available today that can unit test SharePoint applications.

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Typemock develop solutions for .NET unit testing. Typemock gives .NET developers the power to easily perform unit testing by making unit tests easy to write and automate.