Clients
TFS Training
- Describe the full feature set of Microsoft’s Application Lifecycle Management suite
- Create team projects and team project collections as appropriate for their environment
- Understand how work item tracking can be used across the entire team
- Create custom work item queries and notifications
- Use a variety of clients to interact with team members and TFS
- Use the version control system to maintain source code as well as branch and merge code
- Improve code using the code review workflow in My Work
- Create automated builds and automate the execution of unit tests
- Manage projects using the Agile planning tools
- Create portfolio backlogs to help manage large projects
- Manage work in teams including sprints and backlogs
- Create test plans, test suites, and test cases
- Perform a variety of testing using Microsoft Test Manager and the Test Hub
- Raise information-rich bugs and verify them once resolved
- Perform exploratory testing
- Create and modify builds to include automated testing and deployment
- Deploy software using Release Management
- Configure Application Insights to monitor your applications
- What’s new in Visual Studio 2017
- Overview of the Visual Studio 2017 family
- A lap around Visual Studio Team Services
- Organizing projects in TFS or VSTS
- Understanding process templates
- Creating a new team project
- Setting team project properties
- Overview of work items
- Traceability between work items
- Searching and creating custom queries
- Work item charting and pinning charts
- Work item tagging
- Configuring project notifications
- Using Team Explorer
- Using Microsoft Excel to create and manage work items
- Team Web Access
- Third-party clients
- Examining requirement types
- Creating backlog items
- Creating requirement hierarchies using features and epics
- The importance of acceptance criteria
- Introduction to estimation
- Using story points
- Planning Poker and other popular estimation techniques
- Adding your estimates to work items
- Introducing the Kanban board
- Entering and editing details on the Kanban board
- Customizing columns including using split columns and limiting WIP
- Recording our Definition of Done (DoD)
- Understanding the Cumulative Flow Diagram
- Specifying your sprint schedule and team capacity
- Selecting items for the sprint backlog using forecasting
- Decomposing requirements into tasks
- Using burn-down charts to track progress
- Monitoring work using the task board
- Working with unparented work items
- Overview of reporting architecture
- Reviewing the out-of- the-box reports
- Adding new reports
- Creating ad hoc reports using Excel
- Version control in Visual Studio
- Version control terminology
- A closer look at workspaces
- Change sets and shelve sets
- The Source Control Explorer
- Getting code into TFVC
- Understanding the Pending Changes experience
- Linking change sets to work items
- Locking files in TFVC
- Working with workspaces
- Setting team-project- wide source control settings
- Check-in policies
- Backward compatibility using the MSSCCI provider
- Defining a branching strategy
- How to branch
- Branch visualization and tracking changes
- Merging and resolving conflicts
- Custom differencing tools
- Unit testing in Visual Studio
- Visual Studio Test Explorer
- Code metrics
- Static code analysis
- Version control in Visual Studio
- Version control terminology
- A closer look at workspaces
- Change sets and shelve sets
- Creating a test plan
- Creating test suites
- Mapping requirements to tests
- Mapping effort to specific builds
- Configuring test settings including data collectors
- Creating and managing test cases
- Creating reusable shared steps
- Databinding our test cases
- Using shared parameters
- Assigning a test case to a tester
- Navigating the Microsoft Test Runner
- Recording reliable action recordings
- Test Case Fast Forward
- Raising a bug from the Microsoft Test Runner
- Viewing bug states
- Verifying a bug fix
- What is exploratory testing?
- Tools for exploratory testing
- Creating bugs and test cases from exploratory tests
- Demystifying the DevOps buzzword
- Understanding DevOps value
- How the Microsoft stack supports DevOps
- Understanding the build infrastructure
- Creating new build definitions
- Configuring continuous integration
- Build customization
- Working with legacy XAML builds
- Creating a release pipeline
- Overview of deployment options
- Configuring continuous deployment
- Deploying applications to Azure
- Configuring automated testing
- Web tests and load tests
- Overview of Application Insights
- Adding Application Insights to your web application
- Tracking usage data
- Viewing Application Insights data in the portal
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