The latest versions of Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server (TFS) bring some great new features for developers, Product Owners, testers, and even the crusty old stakeholders. More than ever, TFS integrates the whole ALM story to help you deliver your project on time and on budget.
This webinar presents new features of Team Foundation Server 2012. Team Foundation Server (TFS) is an enterprise tool for managing your application lifecycle from requirements through code design, implementation, testing, and deployment. The ability to trace requirements, tasks, defects, and test cases to checked-in code improves tracking to more quickly …
Continuous services are rapidly emerging as essential ingredients of the portfolios of packaged software development and IT organizations. Continuous services enable organizations to extend the reach of their products and services at an internet scale. Whether investing in a new online delivery model for a product or enabling connected device …
With Visual Studio 2012 and Team Foundation Server 2012 there have been a lot of improvements to make developer collaboration even easier. We’ll cover integrated code review, the new “My Work” experience for managing your active tasks, and once you’re “in the zone” we’ll help you stay focused on the …
This presentation explores TFServices offering, features and possibilities how to engage full potential of cloud based collaboration platform made by Microsoft. It looks at project planning features found in TFServices. Team definition, project and sprint iteration planning possibilities, Scrum-like product backlog listing and agile planning boards are just a few …
This video shows you how to automate build Notes! Build Notes is a feature of the Community TFS Build Manager that that helps you automate much of the release note creation process by allowing you to generate a summary document from the build summary.
