At last week's CONDG meeting I gave a lightning talk on Rhino.Mocks. Overall I think the talk went pretty well - the talk was voted second best of the night, following Jon Kruger's talk on LINQ to SQL.
But that's OK with me. I knew a topic like mocking would be a hard one to cover in just 15 minutes. My goal was just to get people interested so they would go out and investigate some more on their own.
And judging by the questions I got during the one minute Q&A at the end of my talk and the conversations I had after the meeting during our geek dinner, I think I accomplished my goal.
Its about sharing what I know
As part of my quest to eat like a bird and poop like an elephant - when it comes to consuming and sharing knowledge that is - both the slide deck and small sample application from the talk are now available out in the Code Incubator project's SVN repository. Or you can optionally get them as a .zip file download, but I'd recommend using the SVN repository for the most up to date bits.
I'm planning to do a short mini-series of posts covering Rhino.Mocks in which I'll cover some of the basics, and also dive into some of higher-level discussions. So stay tuned! :)