Dylan Smith Presents
Visual Studio Team System 2010 Preview

Location:
1700 Richardson Building
17th Floor, One Lombard Place
(If you arrive after 6pm you must speak with the front desk guard to obtain access)

Date/Time:
Tuesday June 23, 2009 - 5:30 pm welcome time                  

Do you ever deal with bugs that you can't reproduce? Do you use a lot of manual testing? You won't want to miss this chance to see how the new features in Visual Studio Team System 2010 Tester Edition can help your team. VSTS Architecture edition has also been undergoing a drastic change, replacing what was a mostly lackluster feature set with some phenomenally useful tools. See how the new Architecture Explorer can help you navigate and understand large codebases. The new diagramming features make it simple to auto-generate diagrams to communicate your application architecture to others. Even seemingly simple code editor improvements make the experience of doing TDD in Visual Studio much smoother. Come join us and learn about some of the new features in VSTS 2010 and how you can use them to benefit your team.

Dylan Smith is a team lead at Anvil Digital where he works with a team of talented developers and designers building a wide-range of impressive applications. Dylan is passionate about Application Lifecycle Management tooling and specifically how to apply those tools within an Agile team. Dylan was actively engaged with the VSTS 2010 product team throughout it's development, and loves to discuss with others how to use ALM tooling to improve their teams.

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