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Pearson Agile Software Engineering With Visual Studio From Concept To Continuous Feedback 2Nd Edition by Sam Guckenheimer
Description For Sale in Indiansubcontinent only The #1 guide to using Visual Studio 2010 in team development:insider coverage of this huge release, from a leader of Microsoft'sVS team Focuses on succeeding with new VS 2010 ALM products in real-world environments, with exclusive "Lessons Learned at Microsoft" Thoroughly covers VS 2010's massive new capabilities for team development Contains extensive new coverage of implementing Scrum and related practices Covers the entire lifecycle: requirements, architecture, construction, build, test, and more Chapter 1: The Agile Consensus Chapter 2: Scrum, Agile Practices, and Visual Studio Chapter 3: Product Ownership Chapter 4: Running the Sprint Chapter 5: Architecture Chapter 6: Development Chapter 7: Build and Lab Chapter 8: Test Chapter 9: Lessons Learned at Microsoft Developer Division Chapter 10: Continuous Feedback Sam Guckenheimer When I wrote the predecessor of this book, I had been atMicrosoft less than three years. I described my history like this:Ijoined Microsoft in 2003 to work on Visual Studio Team System(VSTS), the new product line that was just released at the end of2005. As the group product planner, I have played chief customeradvocate, a role that I have loved. I have been in the IT industryfor twenty-some years, spending most of my career as a tester,project manager, analyst, and developer. As a tester, I've always understood the theoretical value ofadvanced developer practices, such as unit testing, code coverage,static analysis, and memory and performance profiling. At the sametime, I never understood how anyone had the patience to learn theobscure tools that you needed to follow the right practices. As a project manager, I was always troubled that the onlydecent data we could get was about bugs. Driving a project from bugdata alone is like driving a car with your eyes closed and onlyturning the wheel when you hit something. You really want to seethe right indicators that you are on course.
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The #1 guide to using Visual Studio 2010 in team development: insider coverage of this huge release, from a leader of Microsoft's VS team
Focuses on succeeding with new VS 2010 ALM products in real-world environments, with exclusive "Lessons Learned at Microsoft"
Thoroughly covers VS 2010's massive new capabilities for team development
Contains extensive new coverage of implementing Scrum and related practices
Covers the entire lifecycle: requirements, architecture, construction, build, test, and more