You use mocks when you want to test how the code interacts with the mocked objekts. If you care mostly about the end result, the final state, then it’s easier and less brittle to use fakes.

Listening to herding code on fluent migrator is quite interesting. You could read Getting started with fluent migrator. If you feel the need to contribute there is fluent migrator on github.

Listening to herding code on fluent migrator is quite interesting. You could read Getting started with fluent migrator. If you feel the need to contribute there is fluent migrator on github.

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Looks awesome for simple things:Simple.Data It's Rob Conery!massive The blog post and I shall call it massive. Might be used by stack overflow:dapper As described here:How I learned to stop worrying and write my own ORM 

Ok so I have been offline for a while now, what with starting a new financial contract in London and not having any broadband access for a while.  I have been working on something, honest! Since the last post I have been reflecting on the pipeline design[...]

Ok so I have been offline for a while now, what with starting a new financial contract in London and not having any broadband access for a while.  I have been working on something, honest! Since the last post I have been reflecting on the pipeline design [...]

Ok so I have been offline for a while now, what with starting a new financial contract in London and not having any broadband access for a while. I have been working on something, honest! Since the last post I have been reflecting on the pipeline de[...]