I’m really pleased to be taking our popular Application Lifecycle Management with VS2012 workshops out to some new venues across the UK. I hope that these will prove as popular as our London, Reading and Edinburgh events and give me a chance to speak to some of you that were unable to attend in...

On the 24 th April we are hosting a development focussed day as part of our free online Tech Days event. The sessions are short bite sized sessions for you to watch from the comfort of your own desk, with an agenda as below… Day One, Wednesday 24th April 09:20 - Introduction to Tech...

We’re putting on some more Application Lifecycle Management events in October and November. These are essentially an end to end demo running through Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server 2012. We run them as relatively small and informal sessions and they run from 10:00 until approximately 14:00,...

We have this free event running in our Victoria offices on the 5th September: Agenda 09:30 Registration 10:00 Start · Overview of the Microsoft development tools · Requirements capture and Agile planning · Development including version control, code quality and automated builds · Test case and defect...

We’ve decided to run a Visual Studio event at Black Marble ’s offices on the 31st May. The event will cover an overview of the Application Lifecycle Management capabilities of Visual Studio 11 Beta and Team Foundation Server 11 Beta. This session will demonstrate a slice through an agile iteration starting...

Richard Fennell , MVP and ALM Ranger from Black Marble , is following up the guest post he wrote for this blog with a free webinar on how Eclipse developers are supported in using Team Foundation Server using Team Explorer Everywhere: Date: 19th March 2012 Time: 09:30 – 10:00 GMT Cost: Free Registration...

TFS support for Agile practices Tailoring TFS to support your Agile process with process templates Iteration planning Information radiators But I’m not a .NET developer Agile support in TFS 11 I thought it would be interesting to get some guest writers in this series of blogs and I’m very grateful to...