In this chapter, you'll learn:
How to work with Visual Studio 2005, Team System, and add-ins to perform testing, deployment, and other tasks.
By Eric Lee|
In this video we see how the unit testing features of Visual Studio Team System integrate unit testing directly into the Visual Studio IDE.
By Eric Lee|
In this video we see how you can automate testing of your web applications using the web testing features of Visual Studio Team System.
By Eric Lee|
In this video we see how you can load test your web applications using the load testing features of Visual Studio Team System.
By Eric Lee|
In this video we see how you can create and run your manual test cases for your applications by using the manual testing features of Visual Studio Team System.
By Eric Lee|
In this video we see how you can manage all or your various test cases using the test management capabilities of Visual Studio Team System. We will also see how tests are run and configured.
By Eric Lee|
ASP.NET AJAX is well known for its ability to improve the user experience of Web applications. With Visual Studio Team System you can also measure the business value of adding ASP.NET AJAX to your ...
By Eric Lee|
This video demonstrates how to use code coverage as a metric for determining how effective our testing is of an ASP.NET Web application. After a test has completed, Visual Studio Team System report...
By Eric Lee|
Visual Studio Team System makes it easy to test a Web application by recording a user's interaction with the application and then repeatedly replaying the recorded interaction. But users do not typ...
By Eric Lee|
Nearly every Web application today needs to access data from a database, but this common operation can have a real impact on the overall performance of the application. This video illustrates how V...
By Eric Lee|
In this video we examine how to incorporate the Load Test Agent in to the testing that we do with Visual Studio Team System. A Load Test Agent is part of a "rig" that can be deployed to separate ma...
By Eric Lee|
The ASP.NET framework provides the ViewState mechanism to automatically maintain application state by carrying data forward and backward between browser requests. In this video we see how some ASP....
By Chris Menegay|
In this video we take a look at the integration points between the Testing Framework of Visual Studio Team System and the Work Item Tracking System.
By Chris Menegay|
This video demonstrates how to create your own Bug Work Item definition for use in Visual Studio Team System. We see how a Work Item is defined by an XML file that we can manually edit in order to ...
By Chris Menegay|
In this video we learn how Unit Testing can increase your productivity by easing the debugging process. We see how Visual Studio Team System can generate a Unit Test to automate execution of code t...
By Chris Menegay|
Visual Studio Team System provides the tools necessary to practice Test-Driven Development, and this video we learn how Team System's testing functionality allows you to go from code to test and fr...
By Chris Menegay|
This video walks you through the process of recording a Web Test and then replaying it as a Load Test that simulates multiple users. We see how Visual Studio Team System allows you to set warning a...
By Chris Menegay|
In this video we learn that Visual Studio Team System provides two methods of profiling a Web application: Sampling and Instrumentation. Instrumentation injects markers in the underlying code so th...
By Chris Menegay|
Visual Studio Team System allows you to set up distibuted load testing by creating a test "rig" that comprises a Controller on one remote machine and multiple Agents on the same or additional remot...
By Chris Menegay|
With Visual Studio Team System you have fine control over the code analysis rules that apply to class library projects, web site projects, and source code control. In this video we learn how to spe...
By Chris Menegay|
A generic test is an existing program that is wrapped and made available as a test in Visual Studio Team System. In this video we see a demonstration of how a wrapped shell program accepts an input...
By Chris Menegay|
Visual Studio Team System enables you to chart changes in a project's code quality as the project progresses. This video provides instructions on how to publish test results to the Team Foundation ...
By Paul Hacker|
Learn how to use the Source Control Explorer from Visual Studio Team System to discover the changes that have been made to your Web application, and to ensure that only the necessary changes get de...
By Chris Menegay|
There are a number of continuous integration tools that work on top of Team Foundation Server, and in this video we look at the free Norton TeamCI tool available from Team System Rocks . TeamCI per...
By Chris Menegay|
In this video we learn how to use Visual Studio Team System to define the automated tests that will run during a team build, and how we can drill down in to the results of those tests. We also lear...
By Paul Hacker|
This video demonstrates how to create a new team build and how to deploy your Web application as part of the build process. We see that including the deployment step is as simple as adding an X-cop...
By Paul Hacker|
If your ASP.NET application is configured to deploy a database along with the Web site, how can you verify that a valid database instance has been deployed? In this video we learn how to run unit t...
By Chris Menegay|
Learn how to set up instrumentation for both code coverage and profiling in a deployed ASP.NET application, rather than an application running from within Visual Studio. This video follows the step...
By Bradley Bartz|
Bradley Bartz and Richard Ersek show how the Web Deployment Projects provide additional functionality for building and deploying web site applications created in Visual Studio 2005.
By Bradley Bartz|
Bradley Bartz shows how the Web Application Projects and Web Deployment Projects for Visual Studio 2005 make developing and deploying ASP.NET projects similar to the Visual Studio .NET 2003 model.