ALM Summit 3 keynotes and sessions provide deeper insight into the modern application lifecycle. Learn about industry best practices that address your development challenges, and how Microsoft's ALM solution can enable and support those best practices. In addition to keynotes from industry experts, ALM Summit 3 features four session tracks:
- ALM Leadership Sam Guckenheimer, Track Chair
- Agile Development Jim Newkirk, Track Chair
- DevOps Chris Kinsman, Track Chair
- Testing James Whittaker, Track Chair
Lightning sessions are 15-minute talks that provide concise information.
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Reimagining the Application Lifecycle- Sam Guckenheimer
- Keynote
- Day 3
- January 31, 2013 from 4:30PM to 5:30PM
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A new set of software lifecycle practices has evolved, often called Lean Startup or Customer Development, and has been emerging from Silicon Valley and accepted into the mainstream of enterprises worldwide. The central tenet is that business experimentation for customer fit is the core value of the lifecycle,...
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Lean Startups, Demystified- Scott Porad
- Keynote
- Day 3
- January 31, 2013 from 8:30AM to 9:30AM
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In the 2000′s we spent our time figuring out how to build better software with Agile, and now we're trying to figure out how to build software that people actually want with Lean Startup principles.
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Agile 2.0: Software Development in the Era of the Open Graph- Israel Gat
- Keynote
- Day 3
- January 31, 2013 from 3:15PM to 4:15PM
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A process is a product of its era. In 2001, when Agile 1.0 was conceived, the world was very different than what it is today. No Facebook. No Instagram. No Pinterest. The premise of this presentation is that the differences between where we were then and where are now lead us to a different process,...
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Un-Managing Agile Teams- Aaron Bjork
- Agile Development
- Day 3
- January 31, 2013 from 9:45AM to 10:45AM
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What does success look like to an agile team? Is it a perfect burn down chart and a beautifully run standup? Or something else? In this session we'll go beyond the standard dogma and talk about how you can enable your "agile" teams for success.
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Agile Testing- Anutthara Bharadwaj
- Agile Development, Testing
- Day 3
- January 31, 2013 from 12:45PM to 1:45PM
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Agile testing is becoming mainstream in software development across organizations of varying nature. What happens when organizations with large nested teams, compliance and regulatory needs, multiple release cadences and complex multi-tiered applications need to adopt Agile testing? How do you ensure...
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Agile Economics- Chad Albrecht
- ALM Leadership, Lightning
- Day 3
- January 31, 2013 from 2:00PM to 3:00PM
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The software development industry in embracing Agile in a big way. But why? Most certainly it allows a higher rate of success, encourages better collaboration, use of tools and does a better job embracing change. But why do the techniques work from a economics and finance standpoint? A number of people...
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Testing and Agile: The Team Approach- Anna Russo
- ALM Leadership
- Day 3
- January 31, 2013 from 9:45AM to 10:45AM
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Agile development practices have been growing in popularity and success. And while 'agile' acknowledged that quality is everyone's job, there is still one discipline that is generally ignored: testing. A focus on quality and testing is still important with modern agile development practices. But how...
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Distributed Version Control for the Enterprise- Brad Wilson
- Agile Development
- Day 3
- January 31, 2013 from 11:00AM to 12:00PM
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Distributed version control systems ("DVCS") like Git and Mercurial may have gotten their start in open source projects. As more closed source corporate and enterprise developers get exposure to the way open source projects are run, they may wonder whether DVCS is appropriate for closed-source...
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Developer Populism- Mik Kersten, Dave West
- ALM Leadership
- Day 3
- January 31, 2013 from 11:00AM to 12:00PM
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Software is everywhere, running everything. No matter what industry, a business's ability to innovate is increasingly tied with its aptitude to build and release differentiating software.
Software developers, the people responsible for this world changing software, are increasingly becoming empowered,...
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Developer Task Switching Without Thrashing- Peter Provost, David Starr
- Agile Development, Lightning
- Day 3
- January 31, 2013 from 2:00PM to 3:00PM
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Peter and David describe how they manage a "day in the life" of a developer on a small team, using Visual Studio 2012 and TFS:
- Starting at standup / taskboard
- My Work and Suspend & Resume
- Unit testing love / fakes / playlists / etc
- Code review
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