Mark your calendars - TDD Workshop in Boise
Tag: Testing
On April 27th (Thursday) from 8:30am to 5:00pm at the Overland Park Cinema the Boise .NET User Group will be hosting Scott Bellware. Scott will be delivering his Test Driven Development …
Read more →Don't miss these chats! They're great for finding out what the latest info is, and how to solve some of your knotties problems!
Team System MSDN Public Chat
Visual Studio Team Edition for …
Read more →People Trump Process - A Huge Benefit of Team System
While driving yesterday, I was listening to a Podcast by Alistair Cockburn (pronounced, I learned, like Coburn, not like an uncomfortable genital condition). He was discussing Agile development, …
Read more →Be sure to attend the upcoming Team System public chat on MSDN
Team System MSDN Public Chat
Visual Studio Team System for Software Developer & Visual Studio Team System for Software Testers
When: Wednesday 10/19/05 @ 10am PST What: The Profiler, Test Tools …
Read more →Upcoming MSDN Chat - Developer and Tester Tools
Don't miss the upcoming MSDN chat, this Wednesday at 10am (PST) on Developer & Tester Tools in Visual Studio 2005. If you haven't attended one of the MSDN chats, I strongly encourage …
Read more →I've been frantically working for the past few days on an important Team System demo using the latest bits. Folks, we've come a LONG way from Beta 1! And we still have a ways to go! …
Read more →Steven Wilssens on Team System
Steven Wilssens attended the preconference on Team System that Rich and I presented at PDC this year. He's blogged it. But the best is his incredible summary! He manages in just a …
Read more →Rich, my business partner and coblogger (his personal blog is here), is presenting a full day on Visual Studio Team System at the Wintellect Devscovery seminar at Microsoft. Great presentation that …
Read more →20 Developer Lines of Code per Day - Good?
Up front: I believe that Lines of Code is a USELESS metric. However, people are often shocked by the raw number of lines of code that are written each day by a developer. What's your …
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