Managing Code Using

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Managing Code Using
Visual Studio 2005 Team System
East of Toronto .NET User Group - January 18th,
2005

• Jean-Luc David
• Lead Developer/Architect
• Stormpixel.com

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• What is Team System?
• Suite of Tools that supports the entire Software
  Development Lifecycle (SDLC)
• Created primarily for mid to large software
  development teams, not really designed for
  mini or micro ISVs
• Should be of interest to Enterprise Commercial
  software companies
• - Robust testing tools used internally at
  MS - Microsoft Solutions Framework (Agile
  Formal)

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• Why Team System?
• Core Problems with Development Teams
  Productivity vs Predictability Communication
  Extensibility
• Team System was designed to cope with these
  problems Reduce Complexity Tight Integration
  Customizable and Extensible Increase Team
  Communication

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The Components of Team System
Visual StudioTeam Architect
Visual StudioTeam Developer
Visual StudioTeam Test
Visual StudioTeam Foundation
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• Where can I get Team System? Cost?
• Team System is Currently Beta1
• Beta2 expected in the Feb-March 2005 timeframe
• Shipping Summer 2005
• Team System bits are available to all MSDN
  Universal Subscribers
• Requires a lot of complimentary MS software
  technologies to run
• Pricing for Team System is TBA Expected
  sometime in March 2005 MS hinted that pricing
  will be competitive

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• Hardware Software Requirements
• Three tiers - by spec requires three machines
  Data (SQL Server 2005) Application (Team
  Foundation Server) Client (Team System Suite)
• Networked using AD
• Beta1 has a 2-machine setup option Rob Carons
  Blog http//blogs.msdn.com/robcaron/
• Can be installed using MS Virtual Server 2005
  Requires a lot of patience and research HW
  Requirements at least 1 Gig RAM, more is
  better P4 Ghz Computer

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• Team Architect - Key Features
• Distributed Application DesignerWhiteboard mode
  for application designWeb Services Enhancements
  (WSE) supportValidation against logical
  infrastructure
• Logical Infrastructure DesignerSettings and
  constraints editorSDM generation and
  compilerClick-once support
• Class DesignerTwo-way code synchronization

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Demo
Team Architect - Class Designer Code
Synchronization
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• Team Developer Key Features
• Static code analysis
• Support for managed and native code
• Code profiling
• Sequence view examines running threadsGC view of
  object allocation and lifetimeCaller-callee,
  callstack, and function views
• Code coverage
• Integrated unit testing and framework
• Application Verifier (AppVerifier)

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Demo
Team Developer - Using AppVerifier
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• Team Tester Key Features
• Load testing- Web services load testing via
  protocol based script- Load patterns constant,
  step, custom Perf counter collection and
  threshold monitoring
• Test Case Management
• Profiling Instrumentation

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• Team Foundation Server Features
• Portfolio creation and navigationProject
  Creation WizardProcess editor for customized
  guidance
• Project managementMicrosoft Project and Excel
  integration
• Change managementBranching, Changesets,
  ShelvingMigration from PVCS, ClearCase, and VSS
• Reporting and analytics
• Project portal

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• Software Configuration Management
• SCM consists of source code control, work item
  tracking build management, release management
• What About SourceSafe? RD is in progress New
  version in VS 2005 Still Appropriate for Teams
  of 1-5
• Source Control (Branching Merging) Done at
  Command Line Cool Shelving Support

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Demo
Team Foundation - How to Start a Project
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• Project Management Work Items
• Check Project Status in Microsoft Project-
  Metrics are available on Sharepoint Project Site
  - Metrics, Source Code and Work Items are
  stored in Yukon. Integrated system as opposed
  to disctinct parts
• Work Items- Flexible XML Schema - Program your
  own Work Items- Portable - Integration in VS
  2005 for Developers- Can Author View in both
  Excel and Project

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Resources Official Website on MSDN
http//lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/teamsystem/
Rob Carons Blog http//blogs.msdn.com/robcaron/
My Blog http//weblogs.asp.net/jld/ New Team
System book by WROX Press!- Coming to a
bookstore near you Questions?Contact
stormpixel_at_gmail.comURL http//www.stormpixel.co
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