Presented By: Allen Hurst & Long Mai
Tools Track: 2:45pm-3:45pm
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Presented By: Allen Hurst & Long Mai
Tools Track: 2:45pm-3:45pm
Presentation Materials: Download
Presented By: Zain Naboulsi
Tools Track: 9:45am-10:45am
Presentation Materials: Download
Microsoft’s latest version of Visual Studio comes complete with many new features to make your coding efforts go more smoothly. Come to this session and see the latest changes to the flagship development IDE. In this session we will look at the new Preview Tab, Quick Launch, search features, and much more. Don’t miss your chance to see the what’s coming in the next version of Visual Studio.
Presented By: Chris Tullier
Tools Track: 1:30pm-2:30pm
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Audience: Test Managers, Testers, Development Managers, Developers, Business Analysts
Getting early stakeholder feedback and releasing low defect software is critical to successful projects. Microsoft invested heavily in test tools with the Visual Studio 2010 release and continues test tool innovation with Visual Studio 11 that allows the team to get early feedback. Come learn about what is possible today and in the future concerning manual testing, test automation, test management, end user feedback, and lab management. This session can make an immediate impact on how you test your software and help you prepare for the next release of Visual Studio.
Presented By: Chris Tullier
Tools Track: 11am-12pm
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Audience: Scrum Masters/Project Managers, Product Owners, Developers
TFS 2010 supports agile project management, but the user interface and general ease of use has TFS users asking for more. Come discover how TFS 11 can improve your sprint planning, project tracking, and distributed team management. Equipped with an entirely new web interface, TFS 11 enables backlog management, team capacity reporting, and task board management. We also look at how TFS supports the agile developer with a better unit test experience, agile code review, rapid task switching, and disconnected source control.
The Addison Conference Centre is near Addison Airport along Addison Road between Keller Springs Drive and Arapaho Road.