Month: June 2014

In my last two posts, I covered why using ApexMocks is beneficial and how ApexMocks works. In this post, I will cover how to deploy ApexMocks into one of your orgs. In order to deploy ApexMocks, we will utilize the Force.com Migration Tool. While it isn’t necessary to know this tool in depth, you should

Last week, I wrote an article about writing real unit tests on the Force.com platform for the first time using ApexMocks. What Paul Hardaker (@comic96) has been able to do using ApexMocks is a big step for Force.com developers. We now have the capability of testing singular units of code quickly. I have already discussed

Almost a year ago, I wrote an article on Proper Unit Test Structure in Apex. In that article I state: A unit test is typically described as: a method by which individual units of source code, sets of one or more computer program modules together with associated control data, usage procedures, and operating procedures, are