April 2008 - Posts

Predicting Bug Trends
Have you ever wondered if there might be a cool way to predict your bug trends? I'm not sure this is useful for all customers, but for large shops like us where we have to be so aggressive about finding, tracking and fixing bugs, having a deep understanding Read More...
Posted 10 April 08 09:04 by StephanieSaad | 0 Comments   
Using VSTS for Distributed Development
One of the questions Soma was asked last year while he was travelling in Europe was, "how can VSTS be used for distributed development?" VSTS is widely used for distributed development – in fact, our own team is distributed across 3 major sites (Redmond, Read More...
Posted 09 April 08 04:32 by StephanieSaad | 9 Comments   
VSTS Overview Followup - Does DB Refactoring use Dependencies?
Last week at VSLive! I was asked this good question: I was wondering how the dependencies for refactoring were taken care of in the Database Pro application? I am asking only in relation to how your application works and if we should look out for anything Read More...
Posted 08 April 08 04:19 by StephanieSaad | 0 Comments   
“I want to customize my process in TFS..”
Another question I am frequently asked is: "how can I customize the software development process(es) that come with TFS?" In fact, was just asked this morning. I would say that last year, it was really difficult to find all this information. We didn't Read More...
Posted 04 April 08 04:34 by StephanieSaad | 1 Comments   
Using VSTS for Agile Development
Another question I often get asked is, "What features does VSTS have for Agile development?" This is a great question because VSTS is widely used for Agile development today. Many of our customers like to use VSTS out of the box, and then if they have Read More...
Posted 04 April 08 04:31 by StephanieSaad | 1 Comments   
SOX Whitepaper is published!
I am happy to announce that we finally have good guidance for our customers who have questions around SOX compliance and VSTS! We are often asked by our customers and by the field about how to think about SOX and software development processes. Andrew Read More...
Posted 04 April 08 01:18 by StephanieSaad | 0 Comments   

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