Quality Enablement through Agile Testing
Tag: Testing
Thank you for attending last week’s Quality Enablement through Agile Testing event put on by Microsoft here in Boise.
I hope you had fun exploring the testing tools in Visual Studio and Team …
Read more →I have just finished delivering a Team Foundation Course today, and we had some great discussions around TFS Administration, upgrading, adoption etc.
As usual, there is a whole pile of questions that …
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 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 →Top 5 Reasons to use VS Database Projects
There is a traditional resistance to using database projects – the production system is the reference point, and I have a backup, so what is the problem, right?
Since the GDR2 was released, this …
Read more →Visual Studio Rangers publish guidance for Visual Studio 2010 Database projects
Today the Visual Studio ALM Rangers published more solid guidance. This time it was around a favorite topic of mine – Visual Studio database projects.
This guidance focuses on 5 areas: Solution and …
Read more →Visual Studio 2010 Lab Management availability announced
Yesterday at the VSLive! keynote, Microsoft announced that Lab Management will be generally available at the end of August. Also, it will not be sold as a separate product, but instead will be …
Read more →Scrum vs Scrum (rugby and process)
I am a huge fan of both Rugby Union and the Scrum methodology. When I first heard of the framework there was a sense of wonderment at the use of the rugby term to describe the development framework. …
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