Developer Productivitymit Visual Studio 2012 und Team Foundation Server 2012

Artur SpethALM Architect

Code schreiben und warten

Neue IDE Plug-In basiertes Unit-Testing

Code Clone Analyse

TFS Team Features

Neuerungen in Source Control

Code Review Support

Team Features

demo

Unit Test Architektur

Visual Studio Unit Test Explorer

Command Line Runner

TeamBuild Unit Test Activity

Visual Studio Unit Test Platform

MS-Test Managed

MS-Test Native NUnit

xUnit.net QUnit More!

Team Foundation Server

TFS ServiceTFS on Premise

TFS on Desktop

TFS Express

Kostenlos bis 5 Benutzer

Entwickelt für kleine Teams• Source Control• Work Item Tracking• Build Automation• Mehr…

Support für Visual Studio 2012 Express und Eclipse

Kompatibel mit älteren VS Versionen

Nur SQL-Express unterstützt

Single-Server KonfigrationKeine SharePoint oder

Reporting IntegrationWeitere Benutzer über

CAL lizensierbarUpgrade auf “großen” TFS

jederzeit ohne Datenverlust möglich

Team Foundation Server Express 2012

Visual Studio 2012 und TFS 2012

PRODUCT

BACKLOG

Sprint

OPS BACKLO

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Monitor

New Team Explorer

Exploratory Testing

Intellitrace in Production

Better Version Control

New Unit Testing

Code Clone Detection

Code Review

Storyboarding

MyWork (Context Switching)

Microsoft Feedback Client

Backlog Management

PreEmptive Analytics

Taskboard

Los geht‘s…

Visual Studio 2012 RC Bitshttp://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/11

Visual Studio 2012 Videoshttp://vimeopro.com/visualstudio11/beta

Visual Studio Info Dayhttp://www.microsoft.com/germany/visualstudio/events/default.aspx

18 ALM Labs and Virtual Machine

http://aka.ms/VS11ALMVM

aka.ms/almBooks

Artur Speth

artur.speth@microsoft.com

Phone: +49 (89) 3176 x 4732

Microsoft Deutschland GmbHKonrad-Zuse-Str. 1D-85716 Unterschleißheim

http://blogs.msdn.com/cbinder

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