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Tfs Overview
Chad Green is a project lead at HP Enterprise Services responsible for an IT acquisition system. He is providing an overview of new features in Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server 2010, including improved branch visualization, test impact analysis, requirements management, agile planning tools, and testing capabilities like IntelliTrace and test lab management. The release dates for Visual Studio 2010 and TFS 2010 are also provided.
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Tfs Overview
- 1. Team Foundation Server2010 OverviewChad GreenProject LeadHP Enterprise Services
- 2. About Chad GreenHPEnterprise Services (formerly EDS)Project LeadInformation Technology Acquisition Support System (ITASS)Responsible for the requisition, acquisition, and management of information technology for USAAC.NET Technology LeaderContact InformationBlog: chadgreen.comTwitter: chadgreenEmail: chadgreen@chadgreen.com
- 3. Visual Studio 2010& TFS 2010 Important DatesRelease Candidate: February 08, 2010Launch Date: April 12, 2010Release to Manufacturing: When Its Done
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- 5. Test Manager 2010UMLModelingManual TestingLayer DiagramLoad TestingWeb TestingTest Case ManagementIntelliTrace™Architecture ExplorerLogical Class DesignerCloud DevelopmentOffice DevelopmentWindows DevelopmentNew WPF EditorCustomizable IDEMulti-core DevelopmentSilverlight ToolsWeb DevelopmentSharePoint DevelopmentGenerate from UsageStatic Code AnalysisDatabase DeploymentCode MetricsDatabase Unit TestingTest Data GenerationTest Impact AnalysisUI Test AutomationCode CoveragePerformance ProfilingDatabase Change MgmtFast Forward for Manual Testing
- 6. Test Manager 2010TestCase ManagementManual TestingLab MgmtConfig.Checkpoint EnvironmentEnvironment from TemplateVirtual Env. Setup/Tear DownTeam ExplorerTeam AgentsFast Forward for Manual TestingAggregate packs to drive desired loadPerform goal or scenario based load testsCollect profiler trace from systems under stressCollect data from all the tiers in your application architecture
- 7. Team Foundation ServerAccessTFS from within the Eclipse IDE and from Macintosh and UNIX SystemsReportingTeam PortalTest Case ManagementBranch VisualizationVersion ControlBuild AutomationGated Check-inAgile Planning Tools
- 8. Multi-TargetingVisual Studio 2010Supports:.NET 2.0.NET 3.0.NET 3.5.NET 4.0
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- 10. TFS 2010 PillarsAdministrationTestingProjectManagementValuePropositionEasily setup and configure TFS to run in your environmentGreat collaborations between dev & testContinuous quality validationRichly capture project plans in TFSEasily track & report on project statusWizard-based setup & config experience
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- 12. Deployment on Vistaand Win 7
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- 31. And a WholeLot More…Version ControlWork Item TrackingBuild AutomationOffice IntegrationAdministrationReportingTeam ProcessWeb AccessTestingBranch visualization
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- 53. GUI automationAdministering TFSimprovementsSeparate setup and configurationAdministration consoleFlexible configurationArchitecture for hostingTeam Project CollectionsMultiple Data Tier InstancesApplication Tier load balancingExtensive scalability
- 54. Source Control &Build ImprovementsBranch visualizationWorkflow Foundation based build engineBuild Server poolingBuild Server tagsGated check-in
- 55. Branch VisualizationFocuses onanswering common parallel development questionsWhere did this change come from?Has my change made it over there?How are these branches related?
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- 57. Build Server Pooling& TagsBuild ServerPooled Build ServersBuild ServerBuild ServerPooled Build ServersPooled Build ServersTag: SupportLibTag: BizFrameworkIndividually identified build serversPooled build servers
- 58. Check-in ValidationEdit CodeCheckinBuild and TestDid build succeed?Fixavailable?Find root causeYesNoYesNoTeamblockedEdit codeGated check-inAutomated buildDid build succeed?Commit ChangesReadyfor testNoYesBeforeGated check-in intercepts check-insQueues a server build to validate changesOnly changes that build successfully get committedDefinition of a “success” is customizableUsers can also queue a build of a shelveset for “opt-in” validationAfter
- 59. Test Impact AnalysisIdentifiestests impacted by code changesSignificantly reduces test time
- 60. Project Management &Business Alignment Improvements
- 61. Project Management &BusinessAlignment ImprovementsRequirements ManagementWork Item hierarchySimple creation of Work Item relationshipsBetter Project & Excel integrationQuery FoldersExcel-based ad-hoc reportingExcel-based Agile management toolsEnhanced reportingDashboards
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- 73. Architecture FeaturesUMLmodelingMicrosoft has joined OMGUse Case, Activity, Sequence, Component and Class DiagramsReverse engineer from codePush down for code generation via Domain Specific Language (DSL) modelsLayer Diagram for architecture enforcementArchitecture ExplorerMultiple views of existing systemShows relationships between system elements
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Editor's Notes
- #3 Some quick information about myself:I work for HP Enterprise Services, which is the new name for EDS. EDS founded the information technology outsourcing industry in 1962. We are now a business unit of HP, and we are leading the world in global technology services delivering business solutions to our clients. Our business unit is built on a heritage of delivery excellence, industry knowledge, a world-class technical infrastructure, and the expertise and commitment of our people.Enterprise Services delivers one of the industry’s broadest portfolios of information technology, applications, and business process outsourcing services to clients in the manufacturing; financial services; healthcare; communications, media, and entertainment; energy; transportation; and consumer and retail industries; and to governments around the world.I specifically work as a project lead on the United States Army Accessions Command (USAAC) account at Ft. Knox. As such, I’m responsible for the day-to-day management of several .NET projects. Most of my time is spent working on the Information Technology Acquisition Support System or ITASS. ITASS is responsible for the requisition, acquisition, and management of information technology for the command. This project has been around since 2000, starting as a Classic ASP/VB6 web application and since migrated to an ASP.NET site.Amongst the things I do at Ft. Knox, I provide technology leadership for .NET projects. Basically, if there is something we want to do that involves .NET or the our .NET projects (whether directly or indirectly) I usually get involved in some way.I also provide guidance for our process improvement efforts. This has included helping determine the .NET related coding/development standards, peer review processes, etc.Finally, you see my contact information. I sort-of maintain a blog at chadgreen.com, but I rarely get a chance to write any articles there. My Twitter handle is chadgreen and you can always email me at chadgreen@chadgreen.com.
- #4 First, the really important information: when is VS 2010 and TFS 2010 going to be available. The release candidate was released to MSDN subscribers on February 8th and the rest of the world a couple of days later.The official launch date is April 12th. It should be noted that while they have already delayed the launch (it was originally scheduled for March 22nd), I just don’t see them changing this date again.As far as the RTM date, the only thing Microsoft officially is saying is that it will be released when its done. Personally, I don’t think this will be until the very end of March, basically just in time to produce DVDs for the launch event. Basically, they want to prevent issues like they had with 2008, when they had to quickly produce a HotFix due to some nasty performance issues that crept into the RTM version.Couple of quick notes about the Release Candidate. First, it expires on June 30, so be prepared to replace it rather quickly. Second, if you are installing it on a Windows XP machine (that is what the Army is still running), the RC introduced a dependency of XP SP3.