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Yea, once your model gets more complex than a dozen or so objects, then something like this is awesome. I only with there was an equivalent in ASP.Net MVC whic
by ThePherocity 14y ago
Yea, once your model gets more complex than a dozen or so objects, then something like this is awesome. I only with there was an equivalent in ASP.Net MVC which is the current bill payer. (Plant is the closest I've seen, but not quite as elegant, and I'm a little concerned over support).
- edandersen 14y agoHow is this different to mocking frameworks like RhinoMocks or the new Microsoft.Fakes?
- ThePherocity 14y agoYou're creating an actual instance of that object preloaded with whatever you need rather than a mock of that item which implements a fake implementation. They're not really competing since Mocks are most useful when mocking an interface, and Factory Girl is best at creating a number of usable objects.