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MockBox RC 1 Release!

Luis Majano October 07, 2009

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Luis Majano

October 07, 2009

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MockBox RC1 is now released!  This release adds some simple syntax fixes and cleanup of the core code.  We are also preparing its core for more mocking and stubbing capabilities for final release.

Also remember that MockBox is a separate framework based on the ColdBox platform.  You can install it and use it separately just like LogBox and ColdBox Platform.  So if you love mocking and stubbing objects on your unit tests, then MockBox is for you.  What would a ColdBox release be without documentation, so head on over to the MockBox Docs!

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