see also \"What should I consider when choosing a mocking framework for .Net\"
I\'m trying to decide on a mocking framework to use o
You may want to keep in mind that if you need to support a multi-language environment (e.g. VB) all of the code configurable frameworks (I can speak to Moq and RhinoMocks directly) are going to be painful given the (lack of) anonymous delegate/lambda syntax in VB. This will be more possible in Visual Studio 2010/VB 10 but will still not be comparable to the nice C# lambda syntax.
TypeMock appears to have some support for VB