TypeMock Announces Support for NCover 2.0

I'm a little late on this announcement, but last week Eli Lopian announced that the newest version of TypeMock (version 4.1) now supports NCover 2.0.

If you haven't tried out TypeMock yet, you should try it out. TypeMock is a powerful type replacement framework that surpasses anything else I've ever seen. TypeMock uses the power of the CLR profiling API's to allow you to swap out virtually any type on the fly while testing. It is especially useful for testing code that wasn't designed to be mocked up easily. For instance, you can use this framework to mock up pieces of the .NET framework libraries, or a third-party vendor component, or just legacy code written before you decided on a testable design approach.