Topics
Follow your own topics →
DIFF.BLOG
New Following Discover Jobs
More
Top Writers Suggest a blog Upvotes plugin
Report bug Contact About
Sign up
Menu
New Following Discover Jobs Top Writers
More
Suggest a blog Upvotes plugin Report bug Contact About
Sign up
The home for great developer writing.
We surface the best developer writing from thousands of independent blogs, updated daily.
Join now → Learn more
TOPICS

Test Doubles Taxonomy for R: Dummy, Stub, Spy, Mock, Fake

58 · Jakub Sobolewski · June 12, 2026, 12:31 p.m.
R programming Software Testing test doubles software development
Summary
This post clarifies the distinctions between various types of test doubles in R programming: Dummy, Stub, Spy, Mock, and Fake. It discusses their specific uses and the potential pitfalls of confusing them.
Read full post on jakubsobolewski.com →
MORE POSTS LIKE THIS
A use of code comments
Natemeyvis · Jul 6, 2026
Software Code Readability
How to Build a Production-Safe Agent Loop: From Exit Conditions to Audit Trails
freeCodeCamp.org · Jun 16, 2026
Python AI
11 Test Smells That Make Your Tests Lie to You
Jakub Sobolewski · Jun 2, 2026
R programming Software Testing
CTAN update: match_parens
Ctan · May 30, 2026
software development package updates
Extending The Horizon Of Agent Autonomy Is A Testing Problem
Codemanship Wordpress · May 21, 2026
AI context engineering
Converting testthat Tests to testit
Yihui Xie · May 15, 2026
R programming unit testing
Discover more posts →
AUTHOR
RECENT POSTS FROM THE AUTHOR
Choose how you want to continue.
Continue with GitHub Continue with Google