ALM with TFS 2010
- 1. Application Lifecycle Management with Visual Studio 2010 Partner Briefing – March 2011Adrian DunneTechnical Solutions Professional | Microsoft Singapore
- 2. Agenda
- 3. ALM : A path with hidden pitfallsConceptLegacy CodeBroken BuildsReporting overhead“No-Repro” BugsPoor QualityPoor Estimation of cost and timePoor DocumentationIntegration IssuesNew Team MembersNo Shared VisionPoor UsabilityRealizationChanging architectureBuild QualityHeterogeneous EnvironmentScope CreepQuality concernsChanging Requirements
- 4. GovernanceImplementationOperationsThe 3 domains of ALM Idea is hereSolution is hereThe end is here
- 6. VS2010 StackALM ReadyTest and Lab ManagerFunctional TestingLab managementIntelliTrace™ArchitectureUML Modeling
- 9. Code generation TestingWeb Performance
- 10. Load Test
- 11. Test case mngtTestingUnit testing
- 12. Coded UI TestingCode QualityCode Analysis
- 13. Code ProfilingSQL ServerSchema versioning
- 14. Data Generation
- 15. SQL Refactoring
- 16. Stored proc unit testTeam Foundation Server & SharePoint Foundation 2010DevelopmentWPF
- 17. Winforms
- 18. ASP.NET MVC
- 19. Office
- 20. Cloud
- 21. SharePoint
- 22. Silverlight
- 23. Windows PhonedemoApplication Lifecycle ManagementRequirements, Task management & Reporting
- 24. Unit Testing, Code Quality
- 25. Source Control
- 26. Build Automation
Editor's Notes
- #4: Transition : One more pain point, and thisis not the least : the developer perception from Business leads and Testers!