Visual Studio 2012 Virtual Launch
- September 12, 2012
- Speakers at Visual Studio 2012 Virtual Launch
Experience modern app development and discover all of the incredible new features of Visual Studio 2012 from wherever you happen to be at the Visual Studio 2012 Virtual Launch.
Keynotes
- S. Somasegar: Visual Studio 2012: Modern App Development
- Jason Zander: Building Modern Apps with Visual Studio 2012
- Brian Harry: Managing the modern app lifecycle with Visual Studio 2012
Panel discussion
Modern apps
Modern apps embrace the new needs in software development, by evolving business and consumer apps into a new era where connected, user-centric experiences are exposed through any device and powered by continuous services. Learn how Visual Studio 2012 and the Microsoft platform enable these experiences for your existing apps and empower you to build new exciting apps that delight your users.
- .NET 4.5 and languages: Learn the latest capabilities of .NET Framework 4.5, including enhancements in languages, libraries, and tools for creating modern apps.
- Web and cloud: Take advantage of Visual Studio 2012 to create compelling online experiences and continuous services that run on-premise and in the cloud.
- Windows platform: Learn about creating apps for Windows platform with Visual Studio 2012 to reach millions of potential customers
Modern lifecycle
Modern app lifecycle management practices help teams build and ship great software that exceeds customer and business expectations, with agility, quality, and operational excellence. See how Visual Studio 2012 provides a comprehensive solution for any team to embrace modern app lifecycle management practices at their own pace to reduce cycle times, eliminate impediments and continuously deliver value.
- ALM development: Learn about the new capabilities in Visual Studio 2012 that help development teams plan projects with agility, integrate quality into the dev cycle, and break down team barriers.
- ALM testing: Learn about the market-leading capabilities Visual Studio 2012 has for testers, including formal & exploratory manual testing, and automated UI testing.
Partner spotlights
Visual Studio Industry Program (VSIP) partners provide a wide variety of products and solutions to help development teams Define, Develop, and Operate software and services in conjunction with Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server. Modern developers and development teams use VSIP partner UI controls, test tools, TFS enhancements and migration products, and various other Visual Studio extensions to create better applications faster.
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Taking your business forward with modern app lifecycle managementWith the rise of modern apps and the modern data center, the landscape for building applications is changing fast. The new world requires a modern lifecycle approach that responds to the necessity of increasing velocity, delivering continuous value, managing change, and enabling quality. Learn what it...
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Agile planning with Visual Studio 2012In this session, we can see how Visual Studio 2012 and Team Foundation Server 2012 support Agile practices, including storyboarding, backlog management, sprint planning, and actionable feedback. Find out how to help your team respond to the unpredictability of building great applications with these adaptable...
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Agile development with Visual Studio 2012We all want to "be more agile," but this can introduce challenges to the way we collaborate as developers. Context switching is expensive; interruptions are distracting; it can be difficult to know how an individual developer ties into the broader development team; even code reuse across the...
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Developer testing with Visual Studio 2012From the ground up, the developer testing experience in Visual Studio 2012 was designed to allow developers to focus on their code and avoid unnecessary distractions. Test Explorer is now easily extended, allowing you to add third-party testing frameworks in addition to those shipped with Visual Studio....
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DevOps with System Center and Visual StudioDevelopers and Operations engineers are increasingly working closer together to maintain always on services. See how Visual Studio 2012 with System Center 2012 give developers and operations the tools to work seamlessly together to reduce the mean time to repair for defects in production applications.
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Reducing mean time to repair in production with Visual Studio 2012As software developers, our job isn't done the moment we hand off a release to operations. When things go bump in the night, we should expect a phone call. But diagnosing issues in production is different from diagnosing issues in dev or test environments. You usually don't have access to the same set...
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Taking ALM to the Cloud - A lap around the Team Foundation ServiceTake a quick tour of the new Team Foundation Service, a cloud-based ALM solution. Learn how you and your team can easily manage your code base, prioritize work, and seamlessly connect through Visual Studio as it now exists in the cloud.
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Introduction to software testing with Visual Studio 2012Microsoft Test Manager, a member of the Visual Studio 2012 product family, is a tool, which was built from the ground up to support the unique needs of manual testers. It is a first-class tool for managing as well as tracking test cases and test runs and can help bridge the divide between testers and...
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Formal and exploratory testing with Visual Studio 2012Formal test case management enables testing teams to conduct their testing in a top-down manner by carefully documenting test cases, which map to the requirements being implemented by the development team. Exploratory testing, (also called Agile testing) enables software testers to go "off road"...
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Automated UI testing with Visual Studio 2012As test cases and the underlying application being tested mature, you may want to convert manual tests into fully automated user interface tests. These tests can be run without manual intervention and can quickly alert developers to possible regressions in functionality. In this video, the audience will...
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