Tech-Ed 2010 – Applied Software Testing with Visual Studio 2010 – All In One Teched Israel 2010 is going to happen next month in Eilat between the 28-30 of November. On this Teched I’ll have the pleasure to present a session about Applied Software Testing with Visual Studio 2010 In this session I’ll demonstrate how to use the following: Microsoft Test Manager – Fast Forward Automation Web Performance Testing Load Testing Coded UI Testing Why? So YOU can do Automatic and Load Testing by yourself!...
The Ultimate Offer – TFS For Everyone In my previous posts I’ve talked about TFS 2010 Server Licensing , 500$ for TFS retail it’s a very good price, But I have MSDN Subscription Do I Need To Pay More? You don’t need to pay any additional fee, the opposite, you will get a Free Upgrade with many new features and new tools. Each version of Visual Studio 2010 includes a Team Foundation Server , so if you have Visual Studio 2008 Professional with MSDN Professional you can upgrade to Visual Studio 2010...
Historical Debugger Is Now –> IntelliTrace And Much More After getting a fresh copy of Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2, I was dying to see the amazing IntelliTrace feature. You know IntelliTrace as Historical Debugging , but consider HD as the code name. In previous post about Visual Studio 2010 – Historical Debugging you can see how to configure the debugger and how to run it. Here is couple of new improvements in Beta 2: To move in the recording to a particular source line or method, right click on...
Visual Studio 2010 – Historical Debugging One of the great features arriving with Visual Studio 2010 are “Historical Debugging”. What is Historical Debugging? If you’ve been in the development world for any length of time you’ve probably ended up in a situation like one of the following more than a few times. You’ve received reports of a crash from a tester, but on your local box you can’t get the bug to reproduce. You’ve received a crash dump from the tester along with the bug. But the callstack...