Mocking Frameworks, How'd They Do That?!
Writing Your Own Stubber, A How To Guide
The largest mystery when trying to understand how a mocking framework works has always been just understanding where this object it creates comes from. I mean I give the mocking framework an interface and it comes back with an object that implements everything (at least in the case of a stub). The point of this post is to show that they aren't magical and to hopefully extend what you think is possible in your own problem solving with C#. I'll be assuming you're familiar with mock objects and how/why they're used.
