Tag: Azure Test Plans
I'm feeling encouraged. It seems that more and more teams, whether they are using automated or manual tests, are using Azure Test Plans to create and track their acceptance testing efforts. I was …
Read more →Creating a Product Backlog Treemap
Product Backlogs are boring. Not only are they one dimensional, but they are often unordered. This is to say nothing of their potential lack of information as well. (User) story maps are way more …
Read more →Which tests are my regression tests?
Although we can’t help you decide which tests should be part of your regression suite, we can help you easily identify them by using tags.
Over the years, we’ve seen teams using Team …
Read more →What’s New in the Visual Studio Scrum 2013.4 Process Template
Many Visual Studio and .NET announcements were made this week. A minor one was the RTM of Visual Studio 2013 Update 4. This update included improvements and bug fixes to Team Foundation Server 2013. …
Read more →What's New in the Visual Studio Scrum 2013.2 Process Template
I noticed today that the process templates in Visual Studio Online are showing a “.2” suffix in their names. I’m not exactly sure when this update occurred, but am pretty sure it’s related to Visual …
Read more →Running nUnit in a TFS11 build on 64 bit server
Overview In TFS/VS 11, frameworks other than MS Test are supported, which is cool. Peter Provost mentions them here. OK, so you start to use this great new feature, queue up a team build and the …
Read more →Create Yesterday’s Work Items Today
Team Foundation Server 11 has made it even easier to create a work item with a date prior to today. Awesome. So, why would you want to do this? Work with me here …
Maybe you are importing …
Read more →Visual Studio 11 Beta Downloads
Microsoft has made the Visual Studio 11 beta versions available today. #Awesome
I’m glad to see the lineup includes some familiar faces as well as some nice surprises (i.e. Microsoft Test Manager now …
Read more →Visual Studio 2010 Test Professional Webcast
Thank you for attending our recent Visual Studio 2010 Test Professional Webcast. I hope you enjoyed seeing an end-to-end simulation as a user story emerged into a testable requirement and how to …
Read more →
