Visual Studio Team System 200 Level Workshop Module 0 Course Overview

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Visual Studio Team System 200 Level
WorkshopModule 0 Course Overview

• Guino Henostroza
• Microsoft MVP
• 3Dev Business Consulting

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Agenda

• Course Description
• Attendee/Trainee Prerequisites
• Course Outline

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Course Description

• This course provides attendees with basics
  information on Visual Studio Team System 2005.
• In this course students will
• Get a brief refresher/overview on VS 2005 TEAM
  SYSTEM
• Understand the architecture and capabilities of
  both the client as well as TFS at a 200 level

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Attendee/Trainee Prerequisites

• VS 2005 TEAM SYSTEM intro level knowledge and
  skills
• Experience using Visual Studio 2005
• Basic comfort using Virtual PC software, VS,
  Windows SharePoint Services 2.0, SQL Reporting
  Services.
• Familiar with using WSS 2.0, IIS 6.0, VS 2005,
  Virtual PC

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Course Outline

• Module 1 Overview and Architecture
• Module 2 Project Management
• Module 3 Team Foundation Version Control
• Module 4 Team Edition for Software Architects
• Module 5 Team Edition for Software Developers
• Module 6 Team Edition for Software Testers

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Visual Studio Team System 200 Level
WorkshopModule 1Overview and Architecture

• Guino Henostroza

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Agenda

• Overview
• Architecture
• Team Project
• Team Foundation Administration

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Expanding Visual Studio
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Reviewing Team System
Visual Studio Team Suite
SoftwareArchitects
SoftwareDevelopers
DatabaseProfessionals
SoftwareTesters
VisualStudioIndustryPartners
VisualStudioTeamExplorer
Application Modeling
Code Analysis
Performance Testing
Database Change Management
Infrastructure and Deployment Modeling
Performance Tuning
Manual Testing
Database Testing
Test Case Management
Database Deployment
Security Analysis
Unit Testing
Code Coverage
MSF Process and Guidance
Class Modeling
Visio and UML Modeling
Visual Studio Professional Edition
Load Test Agent
Visual Studio Team Foundation Server
Change Management
Reporting
Integration Services
Work Item Tracking
Project Site
Project Management
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Expanding Visual Studio
Team Edition for Testers
Team Edition for Developers
Team ExplorerMicrosoft Project Microsoft Excel
Team Editionfor Architects
Team Foundation Server
Web Browser
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Team Project Portal
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Reporting
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Microsoft Solutions Framework

• Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) is an
  integrated system of process guidance
• It embraces both agile and formal methodologies
  and provides a framework to implement a
  customized solution for a wide variety of
  projects
• Team System ships with both MSF for Agile
  Software Development and MSF for CMMI Process
  Improvement

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Team Foundation Server Technical Architecture
Win 2000 (gtSP4) Win XP (gtSP2) Win 2003 Server
(gtSP1) .Net FX 2.0 Microsoft Office 11
SP1 MDAC 9.0 Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 Visual
Studio 2005 Team Explorer
Win XP (gtSP2) Win 2003 Server (gtSP1) .Net FX
2.0

• Win 2003 Server
• ASP.Net / IIS 6.0

MDAC

• Win 2003 Server
• SQL Server 2005

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Team Project

• A team project is a collection of work items,
  code, tests, work products, metrics, and so forth
  that is used by a defined team to track a common
  set of related work

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Creating a Team Project
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Team Explorer

• All team members work with team projects by using
  Team Explorer in the Visual Studio IDE.
• Team Explorer connects to one Team Foundation
  server and displays team projects from that
  server.

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Team Foundation Administration
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Visual Studio Team System 200 Level
WorkshopModule 2Project Management

• Guino Henostroza

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Project Management Questions
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• When can we start?
• Developing
• Building
• Testing
• Where are we and what should we do next?
• Are we doing the right work?
• Architects, designers, developers
• Are we meeting requirements?
• Developers, testers
• End Users
• Is this project failing?

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The Solution is Work items

• Work Items are assignments we want to track such
  as Tasks, Bugs, Requirements
• Work items are created via VSTS, Excel, or
  Microsoft Project
• Work-Items are searchable
• Each Work-Item has a TaskType

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Creating Work Items in Team Explorer

• By default, there are five types
• Bugs
• Change requests
• Issues
• Requirements, Quality of Service Requirements
• Reviews
• Risks
• Scenarios
• Tasks
• TFS can be customized to include additional types

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Task Type
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Creating Items in Excel

• Work items can be created and edited via
  Microsoft Excel
• Provides a more familiar UI to Managers and end
  users unfamiliar with Visual Studio

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Using Project

• Provides a familiar UI for managers to work with
• Items can be individually marked for
  synchronization
• Project fields are mapped as part of the Project
  Template to individual Work Item fields

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Querying Work Items

• Team Explorer comes with pre-built queries for
  retrieving work items
• Query editing and creation available
• Query filter includes variables such as
• _at_project
• _at_Me
• Queries a can span across projects

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Visual Studio Team System 200 Level
WorkshopModule 3Team Foundation Version Control

• Guino Henostroza

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Why VSTS Version Control

• Complete version control feature set
• Changes transacted as a unit (changeset)
• Powerful merging and branching
• Shelving
• Check-in policies
• Integrated with Visual Studio development
  environment
• Includes command line interface

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Changesets

• Each check-in includes one or more file changes
• All changes are grouped together into a changeset
• Changsets are transacted as a unit
• Enables support for checking-in dependent changes
  together

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Branching

• Allows for a collection of files to evolve in two
  or more divergent paths
• Branching preserves the history of the folders
  and files

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Merging

• Combining the changes in two distinct branches
• Merging integrates all types of changes
• Name changes
• File edits
• File additions
• File deletion
• File undeletion

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Shelving

• Enables you to set aside a batch of pending
  changes
• Shelving produces a shelveset
• Reason to shelve
• Have to work on a different task
• Want to share code with another team member
• Want to make sure code is on server before going
  home for the day
• Need to hand code off to co-worker for completion

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Check-in Policies

• Policies enforce procedures are followed
• Overriding supported
• Out of the box policies
• Code Analysis
• Testing Policy
• Work Items

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Check-in policies enforced duringcheck-in
process
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Visual Studio Team System 200 Level
WorkshopModule 4Team Edition for Software
Architects

• Guino Henostroza

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Software Architects

• Logical Datacenter Diagrams
• Settings and Constraints Editor
• SDM generation and compiler
• Click-once support
• Application Diagrams
• Whiteboard mode for application design
• Web Services Enhancements (WSE) support
• Deployment Diagrams
• Map an application diagram to the logical
  infrastructure.
• Validation against logical infrastructure

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Application Designer
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Logical Datacenter Designer
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System Designer
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Deployment Designer
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Visual Studio Team System 200 Level
WorkshopModule 5Team Edition for Software
Developers

• Guino Henostroza

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Software Developers

• Static code analysis for managed and native code
• Formerly FxCop and PREfast
• Integrated unit testing framework
• Code coverage
• Code profiling
• Analyze code performance
• GC view of object allocation and lifetime
• Caller/callee, callstack, and function views
• Sequencing examines running threads
• Instrumentation to capture more accurate data

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Static Code Analysis
Static Code Analyzer
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Unit Testing
Integrated Unit Testing
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Code Coverage
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Team Foundation Build
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Visual Studio Team System 200 Level
WorkshopModule 6Team Edition for Software
Testers

• Guino Henostroza

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Software Testers

• Test case management
• Test types
• Unit
• Web
• Load
• Manual
• Ordered
• Generic

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Manual Tests
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Web Testing
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Load Testing
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Generic Testing
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Ordered Testing
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Test Case Management
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lab
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Questions?