ALM for C++ in Visual Studio 2010

Date: December 17, 2010 at 9:29AM
Day 40
DPR202-LNC
Speakers: Ale Contenti
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People often wonder how we expect C++ developers to take advantage of the many ALM scenarios enabled in Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate. While it's true that some features remained tied to managed languages, this talk will illustrate all the value that is available "out-of-the-box" for managing large native code bases. In addition, the talk will survey best of breed open-source and free tools that fit within VS in order to provide a complete ALM experience for C++ and provide a peek into the complex ALM world of Visual Studio itself! Join us to see how, with the advent of great language improvements and great native tools, managing a C++ code base has never been easier.