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    The platforms available today are vastly different from those that were available a decade ago. Windows has been expanded to included devices, Office System is now a platform, the web – both server and client side technology are common place and finally the .NET Framework as a common layer adds to mix.Now your customers could interact with your applications through any of these platforms, demanding the latest and most compelling user experience possible. You need the right tools help meet those unique challenges.Development today means working with designers, project team members, architects, database designers, testers and other developers. The more tools you need to use, the more complex and time consuming the project becomes. Outsourcing and sharing work items outside the boundaries of your organization is becoming more and more commonplace.Now everything moves at internet speed. Business rules change as the business reacts to outside pressures and users are expecting applications to keep up with demand. At the same time, net new development work is attracting less of the available IT spend and developers need to work more productively than ever beforeVisual Studio 2008 has been build to help you meet these challenges across these platforms. We’ll show you the new features we’ve built into Visual Studio 2008 that enable you to build applications that have breakthrough user experiences, work better together across the application development life-cycle and be more productive. Let’s begin by taking a look at how we can build new user experiences. Tell ‘em.

    Tfs proxy copias en la memoria caché de los archivos de control de código fuente en una ubicación remota, local para el desarrollador que necesita los archivo pero fuera de la ubicación del control de código fuente principalEl caché utiliza normalmente un algoritmo para determinar cuándo un documento está obsoleto y debe ser eliminado de la caché, dependiendo de su antigüedad, tamaño e histórico de acceso.Beneficios: Control de outsourcersMejorseguimiento de etapas de desarrolloGarantizar cumplimiento de normas de calidad de la empresaRepositorio centralizado con acceso distribuido

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    1. Team Foundation Server
      Débora Di Piano
      v-dedipi@microsoft.com
      Microsoft Argentina
    2. Agenda
      Introducción a los Equipos de Desarrollo
      Visual Studio Team System
      Team Foundation Server 2008
    3. Introducción a los Equipos de Desarrollo
    4. Equipos de Desarrollo
      Desarrolladores
      Líder
      Arquitecto
      Tester
      Usuario
      Analista
    5. Releases
      Listas
      (Bugs, Requerimientos, etc)
      Reportes
      Gerenciales
      Necesidades
      de Comunicación
      Guías de
      Procesos
      Código Fuente
      Artefactos
    6. Visual Studio Team System
      Team Foundation Server
    7. User Experience
      Productivity
      Collaboration
      Web
    8. Visual Studio Team System
      Visual Studio Team Suite
      SoftwareArchitects
      SoftwareDevelopers
      DatabaseProfessionals
      SoftwareTesters
      VisualStudioIndustryPartners
      VisualStudioTeamExplorer
      Application Modeling
      Code Analysis
      Database Deployment
      Performance Testing
      Infrastructure and Deployment Modeling
      Code Metrics and Profiling
      DatabaseChange Mgmt.
      Manual Testing
      Database Testing
      Test Case Management
      Security Analysis
      Unit Testing
      Code Coverage
      MSF Process and Guidance
      Class Modeling
      Visio and UML Modeling
      Visual Studio Professional Edition
      Load Test Agent
      Visual Studio Team Foundation Server
      Change Management
      Reporting
      Integration Services
      Work Item Tracking
      Project Site
      Project Management
    9. Proxy
      Server
      OutsourcingExterno del Desarrollo de Software
      Empresa (Cliente)
      Proveedor
      Desarrollador
      INTERNET
      P. Leader
      P. Leader
      Desarrollador
    10. Work Item Tracking
    11. Version Control
    12. Change Management
    13. Reporting
    14. Project Portal
    15. Team Build
    17. Muchas Gracias !!
      e-mail: v-dedipi@microsoft.com
      Blog: ddipiano.spaces.live.com
    18. © 2007 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.
      The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.
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