An overview of the new features coming in Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate and Team Foundation Server 2010.

1. Lap Around Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate & Team Foundation Server Ed Blankenship Microsoft MVP (TFS, Visual Studio ALM, and VSTS) Notion Solutions http://www.edsquared.com/ January 30, 2010

2. About Ed Blankenship Microsoft MVP (TFS, ALM, VSTS) TFS & ALM Consultant at Notion Solutions Previously Release Engineering Manager at Infragistics Travel and Work Remotely from Charleston, SC Contact Info Twitter: EdBlankenship Blog: EdSquared.com E-Mail:edb@notionsolutions.com

3. Visual Studio Will Launch… April 12, 2010 Remember: Launch ≠Release (RTM)

4. Test Manager 2010 UML Modeling Manual Testing Layer Diagram Load Testing Web Testing Test Case Management IntelliTrace™ Architecture Explorer Logical Class Designer Cloud Development Office Development Windows Development New WPF Editor Customizable IDE Multi-core Development Silverlight Tools Web Development SharePoint Development Generate from Usage Static Code Analysis Database Deployment Code Metrics Database Unit Testing Test Data Generation Test Impact Analysis UI Test Automation Code Coverage Performance Profiling Database Change Mgmt Fast Forward for Manual Testing

5. Test Manager 2010 Test Case Management Manual Testing Lab MgmtConfig. Checkpoint Environment Environment from Template Virtual Env. Setup/Tear Down Team Explorer Team Agents Fast Forward for Manual Testing Aggregate packs to drive desired load Perform goal or scenario based load tests Collect profiler trace from systems under stress Collect data from all the tiers in your application architecture

6. Team Foundation Server Access TFS from within the Eclipse IDE and from Macintosh and UNIX Systems Reporting Team Portal Test Case Management Branch Visualization Version Control Build Automation Gated Check-in Agile Planning Tools

7. Visual Studio 2010

8. Multi-Targeting Visual Studio 2010 Supports: .NET 2.0 .NET 3.0 .NET 3.5 .NET 4.0

9. Team Foundation Server 2010

11. Automated install of dependencies

12. Deployment on Vista and Win 7

13. Easily expose TFS to the Internet

14. Scale-out

15. Reporting Services and Sharepoint optional

16. Consolidate servers

17. Restore, move, and archive project data

18. Test case management

19. Requirements traceability

20. Detailed quality reporting

21. Manual test runner

22. Record & playback

23. Automated UI testing

24. Intellitrace

25. Gated checkin

26. Hierarchical work items

27. Excel-based agile project management tooling

28. Generate Excel reports of work items from a work item query

29. Project dashboards in MOSS & Sharepoint

30. Typed work item linksCapabilities

32. Conflict resolution

33. Improved history

34. Work item hierarchy

35. Typed links

36. Gated Checkin

37. Agent pooling

38. Distributed builds

39. Work item hierarchy

40. Enhanced MS Project integration

41. Simplified setup

42. Administration GUI

43. Data portability

44. Excel reports

45. Reduced report latency

46. Agile planning workbooks

47. Project dashboards

48. In-the-box

49. Scale & performance

50. SharePoint web parts

51. Test case mgmt

52. Manual tester UI

54. TFS Topology Data Tier Dedicated Admin Tools App Tier TFS AT HR Applications Clustered SQL Server Scale (a little), SQL Consolidation

55. TFS Topology Consolidated Admin Snap-in Network Load Balancing HR Applications TFS AT NLB Team Project Collection Finance Applications VIP Team Project Collection TFS AT Company Web site TFS AT Another SQL Server Isolation Scale Reliability, Scale

56. TFS Topology TFS Build Farm HR Applications TFS AT NLB Finance Applications TFS AT TFS Proxies Company Web site TFS AT Test Rig SharePoint Farm Data Warehouse Project Server Virtual Machine Manager

57. Administering TFS improvements Separate setup and configuration Administration console Flexible configuration Architecture for hosting Team Project Collections Multiple Data Tier Instances Application Tier load balancing Extensive scalability

58. Source Control & Build Improvements Branch visualization Workflow Foundation based build engine Build Server pooling Build Server tags Gated check-in

59. Branch Visualization Focuses on answering common parallel development questions Where did this change come from? Has my change made it over there? How are these branches related?

60. Workflow based build

61. Build Server Pooling & Tags Build Server Pooled Build Servers Build Server Build Server Pooled Build Servers Pooled Build Servers Tag: SupportLib Tag: BizFramework Individually identified build servers Pooled build servers

62. Check-in Validation Edit Code Check in Build and Test Did build succeed? Fixavailable? Find root cause Yes No Yes No Teamblocked Edit code Gated check-in Automated build Did build succeed? Commit Changes Readyfor test No Yes Before Gated check-in intercepts check-ins Queues a server build to validate changes Only changes that build successfully get committed Definition of a “success” is customizable Users can also queue a build of a shelveset for “opt-in” validation After

63. Test Impact Analysis Identifies tests impacted by code changes Significantly reduces test time

64. Demo

65. IntelliTrace (Historical Debugging) Reduces debug “cycling” Start Debug Encounter defect Drop into debugger Move back through execution history to locate defect Historical debug trace enables debugging offline test runs “As you sit in the debugger, being able to move backwards while in the debugger (or attach the execution log to a bug) has to be the killer feature coming up in the entire Visual Studio 2010 release.” -John Robbins

66. IntelliTrace

67. Profiling Understand how an application uses memory and where it spends its time. Optimize intelligently.

68. Testing Features QA Professional focused interface Work Item based test case management, test planning and status tracking Focused on Requirements Identification of high-priority tests Robust manual testing functionality Test definition User-friendly Manual Test Runner Defect data capture tools Automated user interface testing

69. Visual StudioTest Professional

70. Test Manager: Define Manual Test

71. Test Manager: Define Test Suite

72. Test Manager: Manage Test Plans

73. Microsoft Test Runner

74. Better Tester / Developer Collaboration Automatically gathers defect and runtime details Eliminates the “ping pong” effect Eliminates the “No Repro” problem

75. Automatic Test Data Collection

76. Rich Defect Entry

77. Defect Data: Steps to Reproduce

78. Defect Data: Build & System Config

79. Demo

80. Test Lab Benefits Simplifies environment setup Simplifies testing multiple configurations Enables reverting to baseline configuration Provides checkpoints to aid defect resolution Improves test hardware utilization

81. Test Lab Management Goals Virtualize test lab resources Lower technical requirements for test environment creation Enable environment recreation for defect resolution

82. Test Lab Management – Define Environment

83. Test Lab Management – Run Tests

84. Test Lab Management – Capture State Dev clicks on lvr link & selects connect to snapshot of the environment

85. 44 Dev is able to access the snapshot’ed environment via LE viewer

86. Coded UI Testing Enables verification of UI functionality. Record test actions and VS will generate the resulting code. Assertions can be added to verify functionality. Like all VS tests, results can be stored in TFS.

87. Coded UI Testing Walkthrough

88. Coded UI Platform Support

89. Demo

90. Architecture Features UML modeling Microsoft has joined OMG Use Case, Activity, Sequence, Component and Class Diagrams Reverse engineer from code Push down for code generation via Domain Specific Language (DSL) models Layer Diagram for architecture enforcement Architecture Explorer Multiple views of existing system Shows relationships between system elements

91. UML Activity Diagram

92. Architecture Layer Diagram

93. UML Use Case Diagram

94. UML Sequence Diagram

95. UML Component Diagram

96. UML Logical Class Diagram

97. Model Explorer

98. Architecture Explorer

99. Object Model Exploration

100. Explore Dependencies

101. Dependency Matrix View

102. Demo

103. Project Management &Business Alignment Improvements Requirements Management Work Item hierarchy Simple creation of Work Item relationships Better Project & Excel integration Query Folders Excel-based ad-hoc reporting Excel-based Agile management tools Enhanced reporting Dashboards

104. Hierarchical Work Items

105. Multiple Link Types

106. Link multiple work items

107. Hierarchical work items MS Project

108. Hierarchical work items MS Excel

109. Formatting in MS Excel

110. Query Folders

111. Ad-hoc reports in Microsoft Excel

112. Ad-hoc reports in Microsoft Excel

113. Ad-hoc reports in Microsoft Excel

114. Excel-based Agile Planning Tools

115. Excel-based Agile Planning Tools

116. Excel-based Agile Planning Tools

117. Improved Agile Reporting

118. Improved Agile Reporting

119. Improved Agile Reporting

120. Improved Test Reporting

121. Improved Test Reporting

122. Improved Test Reporting

123. Improved Bug Reporting

124. Improved Bug Reporting

125. Dashboards Excel Services Reports Team Web Access Sharepoint Web Parts