Visual Studio 2010 ALM Guidance from the Rangers
Tag: Testing
Now that Visual Studio 2010 has launched, teams are discovering just how much capability is included within those .iso files. MSDN does a good job of explaining what the buttons do, but you really …
Read more →Test-Driven Test-Driven Development (TDTDD) = a chicken and egg dilemma
Weird thought for today: if unit tests are just code, then shouldn’t you write tests before you write that code? Test-driven-test-driven-development (TDTDD) if you will. But then where would it stop. …
Read more →New Scrum one pager by the VS ALM Rangers
The Rangers have published an update to the quick reference stack, and one of my favourites is the Scrum chart. Download the full pack here.
The pack is broken down by headings
Start Here
Planning …
Read more →One of the most critical aspects of any project is when have you got to done. This is one of the central principles of Scrum, as it is the contract between the team that is going to produce something, …
Read more →Q&A Brian Harry Discusses ALM and Team Development in VS2010
I just found this article in Visual Studio magazine where they interviewed Brian Harry (Microsoft Technical Fellow and Product Unit Manager for Team Foundation Server). Brian talks about testing, data …
Read more →I had a lot of fun this weekend hanging out with my fellow developers, speakers, and hungry-minds at the Boise Code Camp.
Here are a few photos and a small video of the welcome session attendees. …
Read more →ASP.NET MVC 2 is a framework for developing highly testable and maintainable Web applications by leveraging the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. The framework encourages developers to maintain a …
Read more →This tool popped-up today during our Scrum Developer trainer-prep in Sydney. One of the teams decided to be over-achievers and delivered their test cases (and results) in a nice Word document format. …
Read more →Exporting all work items from all team projects
Somebody asked me a simple question the other day: "how do I export all of my work items at once". I suspected they were looking to perform a backup, but it sounded like they might want to import into …
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