Recently attended Microsoft TechEd in Bangalore and
I have a mixed opinion.
Event organization:
Though it was held at one of the famous "Lalit Ashok" but still i felt even organization company
was not able to properly manage such a huge event but it's OK i don't blame them , because
whenever we also have organized any event Be it a marriage in family or Bday or any other company event,
we also make some mistakes.
But what I disliked most was making us have lunch in full son...it the summer ,
Forget about a AC hall ( even though it's Lalit Ashok) , there was no shelter also.
Forget about a AC hall ( even though it's Lalit Ashok) , there was no shelter also.
Visual Studio 2010 DEMOs:
a) IDE:
The presentation began with Launch of Visual Studio 2010.
Where they demonstrated two features of IDE, which I found
other products have since last 5 years.
1. Zoom in/Out in source code (Notepad ++ already had it, since year)
2. Docking out the documents from IDE ( Common this is a very common feature)
b)IntelliTrace:
but later on when they came up with the Demo of IntelliTrace.
I said "Ohh boy, that's awesome".
IntelliTrace can help developer debug & fix, Non reproducible bugs reported
by QEs.
c)Team Foundation Server : Basically it's version control + build server. It can help managers,team lead and architect enforce rule for check in.
- Architectect can enforce architectural rule for example SetProperty Functions should not be called from
this DLL/this project etc. - Don't allow check-in if doesn't compile or breaks architectural rule.
- Scenario execution : QEs/Dev can record scenarios and build server will automatically run all these scenario test once the build is over.
- We can also set a rule if any scenario test fails don't allow check-in.
But What I dislike most is Microsoft is continuing to put on it's efforts on .NET and forgetting their C++ users. IntelliTrace doesn't work at all for C++ on other hand Team Foundation Server's
Scenario execution part doesn't work with unmanaged code.
Scenario execution part doesn't work with unmanaged code.
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