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Norman Guadagno: Announcing Visual Studio Team System 2010

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Norman Guadagno, the Director of Product Management for Visual Studio Team System shares the key enhancements coming in the next version of Visual Studio, officially named Visual Studio 2010. In this video, you'll hear Norman discuss new features in Team Architect including new visual designers and UML support, new software quality features including historical debugging, how the Database Edition is being rolled rolled into the Team Developer edition and lots more.

Want more? For more information on Visual Studio Team System 2010 including exclusive product team interviews pay attention to Channel 9 from September 30 - October 3rd. Every day we'll be bringing a brand new batch of Visual Studio Team System 2010 videos to you at http://channel9.msdn.com/VisualStudio.

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  • RoryBecker2RoryBecker2
    Still watching/listening so I'm very early in asking this, however.....

    Is .Net Framework going to include a New CLR or are we going to continue with v2.0?
  • RoryBecker2RoryBecker2
    Or perhaps CLR 2.0 and DLR v1.0?
  • Stephan van StekelenburgAthemeX Here since the beginning
    I haven't seen the video yet, but I guess they'll keep a lot of the details until the PDC.
  • Miguel LlopisMiguel Llopis
    Pretty awesome video, looking forward to the next one! Smiley
  • figuerresfiguerres ???
    Feedback to the VS / TS folks:  I  could really use a lot ofthe tools that right now are only in the TS sku's
    for example: Code Profiling , Web Service Unit Test

    PLEASE think of moving them to VS Pro !  we spend the money on the MSDN SUB to have tools but we are too small a shop to buy TS when there are only 1 developer and one owner who are doing software in our small company.
  • Chris PietschmannCRPietschma​nn Chris Pietschmann
    Nice, Visual Studio "10" will be released as "Visual Studio 2010". You could just call it VS'10

    Yeah, I'm expecting there to be much more info released at PDC.

    RoryBecker2 asked a good question: "Is .Net Framework going to include a New CLR or are we going to continue with v2.0?"
    I am very interested in learning what new features will be in the CLR, and if it will warrant a new CLR version or if it'll just be built on top of 2.0.

  • kettchkettch
    Too bad Visual Studio Extensibility already uses it. VS X could be good for some laughs. Big Smile
  • sahinasahina
    I get pissed off when marketing people say things like "architects pontificating design..." for the sake of marketing the "democratization" idiom in the VS 2010. It sounded like a silly thing to say...


  • normanguadagnonormanguada​gno
    I agree, it did sound a little silly. What I meant to emphasize is that the tools really do make it easier for everyone to access the capabilities. "Democratization" is an easy shorthand for me and I know we tend to overuse it. We are shooting for all the tools to be that much more accessible to everyone.  Hopefully next time I will not pontificate quite so much.

    -Norman
  • Greg Duncangduncan411 It's amazing what a professional photographer can do...

    One vote for "Twenty-Ten"

    Much easier on the tongue than "two thousand and ten"

    I'm really looking forward to the goodness in this release. The Repro help is huge!

  • kumareshkumareshh
    yeah!  really nice video.. keep updates!....
  • TATWORTHTATWORTH
    Where is the Visual Studio 2010 CTP download?
  • allyouwantismeallyouwanti​sme

    I'm expecting there to be much more info released at PDC.

    RoryBecker2 asked a good question: "Is .Net Framework going to include a New CLR or are we going to continue with v2.0?"
    I am very interested in learning what new features will be in the CLR, and if it will warrant a new CLR version or if it'll just be built on top of 2.0.

     

    bingo online

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