The document discusses upcoming features in Visual Studio v.next, highlighting improvements in framework/language, IDE enhancements, UI design, debugging, testing, and source control. Key features include support for asynchronous methods, a cleaner user interface, better integration for Metro apps, improved unit testing capabilities, and enhanced source control options. Additionally, it mentions the Team Foundation Service as a cloud service compatible with Visual Studio 2010.

1. Visual Studio v.Next:A Look at What’s Coming7 October 2011Jeff BramwellEnterprise Applications Architectjbramwell@gmail.comtwitter.com/jbramwell devmatter.blogspot.com

2. Please Be Courteous!

3. Who Am I?Jeff BramwellEnterprise Applications ArchitectFarm Credit Services of AmericaLeader, Omaha Team System User GroupMicrosoft MVP – Visual Studio ALMMCSD.NET, MCTS: TFS

4. AgendaFramework/Language ImprovementsIDE ImprovementsUI DesignDebuggingTesting & Code QualitySource ControlProject ManagementTeam Foundation Service

5. CaveatLots of changes in Visual Studio 11Not enough time to cover them alli.e. Some features will be left outAll over the boardLet’s get started…

6. Framework/Language Improvements

7. Windows (8) Runtime (WinRT)

8. Asynchronous Methodsasync/await keywords (C# and VB)

9. Iterators (VB)

10. IDE Improvements

11. IDE ImprovementsProject compatibility between VS 2010 (SP1) and VS 11Cleaner UI – fewer toolbars/buttonsFewer modal dialogsSolution explorer

12. IDE Improvements (cont’d)Enhanced multi-monitor supportQuick command search (Ctrl+`)Tool window searchFind/replace improvementsProvisional tab

13. Solution ExplorerCombines:Solution Navigator (“old” version)Object BrowserClass ViewCall HierarchyNavigate ToFind ReferencesSearchImage Preview

14. Team Explorer

15. Call Hierarchy (VB)

16. UI Design

17. Metro AppsFor Windows 8C++, C#, VB, or JavaScript

18. Expression BlendExpression Blend 5 for HTMLInitially for Metro apps onlyBlend designer engine integrated into VS11

19. Expression Blend (cont’d)

20. StoryboardingBuilt on PowerPointLots of pre-built shapes includedCan create custom shapesCan link to TFS work itemsEasy to learnStoryboards work in “normal” PowerPoint

21. Storyboarding (cont’d)

22. 3D ModelingTools for managing 3D rendered models

23. Debugging

24. IntelliTraceNow licensed for production environmentsWorks via trace files

25. Page InspectorPage InspectorDecompose/reverse engineer the webMaps DOM elements to sourceCommunicates through IISRequires new app settingCurrently a separate downloadhttp://bit.ly/p37ZZa

26. Page Inspector (cont’d)

27. Testing and Code Quality

28. Unit TestingUnit Testing compatibilitiesWorks with 3rd party unit testing frameworks:xUnitNUnitSupports .NET and native (e.g. C++) test projectsSupport for testing with Azure

29. Static Analysis ToolsStatic Analysis Tools included within Visual StudioWindows driversMetro applications

30. Exploratory Testing

31. Code Clones

32. Code Analysis

33. Code Reviews

34. Code Reviews (cont’d)

35. Code Reviews (cont’d)

36. Source Control

37. Source ControlImproved “diff” experienceImproved merge experienceBaseless merge in the UIMerge on UnshelveFull names displayed everywhere (not just work items)

38. Source Control (cont’d)Rollback in UIModification TimesSet to date/time file is retrieved from VCNEW: Set to date/time file was checked inUnix file attributesProperties on ShelvesetsLocal Workspaces

39. Team Foundation ServiceTFS as cloud service – TFS on AzureAuthenticate via Live IDOthers may be provided in the futureCan create multiple Team ProjectsCan manage Users, Groups, and TeamsCompatible with Visual Studio 2010

40. Site Home

41. Demo Project Home

42. Task Board

43. Burndown

44. Alerts

45. PreviewLogon at: http://tfspreview.comInvite code required for nowhttp://devmatter.blogspot.com

46. More informationMy Blog http://devmatter.blogspot.comVisual Studio Bloghttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/Visual Studio vNext Forumshttp://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/vsvnext