ClarkKentX

I started writing full MFC C++ programs when I was 2 years old.  I did it while walking back and forth to school, 14 miles - up hill both ways.

It has been stated that Einstein stole his 'Theory of Relativity' from one of my 3rd grade papers.

Yeah those were the good ole days...  I'm 12 years old now, the future looks so bright.

Sorry, if this is not the right place to post this, but I thought I'd re-post to see if you had any comments or websites I could visit to help.

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@ Brian Keller
This might not be the right place for this but I thought I would post this here as well as on Robert Greene's show.

I'm a longtime follower and have enjoyed your programs for a while now; keep up the good work.

I have a problem I'm going to post here.  I'm trying hard to make the Test Driven Design approach.  I use VS2012 all day every day but I only use 30% - 40% of the stuff that I know is there.  It's also hard to gain traction in the organization with no other subject matter experts.

I would like to use 80-90% of VS but it's not currently possible without knowing the best practices.

What I mean by 80%-90% is

a) Identify all of my problems / items that are needed to produce a piece of software

b) Create the items in TFS as Requirements / work items / Bugs

c) Create a project inside TFS

d) Tie the software to the Requirements

e) Complete iteration 1 using Kanban board

f) Be able to use Test Cases / Unit Tests

g) Be able to use the Test Manager

My problem is such, I can get started on most if not all of these, but I don't have a series of videos that I can watch for 1 or 2 days take about 3 to 4 hours to familiarize my self with how to tie them all to gether as a ONE MAN shop and complete 1 or 2 projects, so that I can become the subject mater expert and then start implementing this across multiple teams.

Is there a series out there that will point me in the right direction or can you can give me on this or website references?

Secerely,

I have all of the pieces but I'm having trouble bringing it all together.

@ Brian Keller or Clint Rukus

This might not be the right place for this but I thought I would post this here as well as on Robert Greene's show.

I'm a longtime follower and have enjoyed your programs for a while now; keep up the good work.

I have a problem I'm going to post here.  I'm trying hard to make the Test Driven Design approach.  I use VS2012 all day every day but I only use 30% - 40% of the stuff that I know is there.  It's also hard to gain traction in the organization with no other subject matter experts.

I would like to use 80-90% of VS but it's not currently possible without knowing the best practices.

What I mean by 80%-90% is

a) Identify all of my problems / items that are needed to produce a piece of software b) Create the items in TFS as Requirements / work items / Bugs c) Create a project inside TFS d) Tie the software to the Requirements e) Complete iteration 1 using Kanban board f) Be able to use Test Cases / Unit Tests g) Be able to use the Test Manager

My problem is such, I can get started on most if not all of these, but I don't have a series of videos that I can watch for 1 or 2 days take about 3 to 4 hours to familiarize my self with how to tie them all to gether as a ONE MAN shop and complete 1 or 2 projects, so that I can become the subject mater expert and then start implementing this across multiple teams.

Is there a series out there that will point me in the right direction or can you and Clint Rukus / Brian Keller create something like this?
Secerely,

I have all of the pieces but I'm having trouble bringing it all together.

@ Robert Green

I'm a longtime follower and have enjoyed your programs for a while now; keep up the good work.

I have a problem I'm going to post here.  I'm trying hard to make the Test Driven Design approach.  I use VS2012 all day every day but I only use 30% - 40% of the stuff that I know is there.  It's also hard to gain traction in the organization with no other subject matter experts.

I would like to use 80-90% of VS but it's not currently possible without knowing the best practices.

What I mean by 80%-90% is

a) Identify all of my problems / items that are needed to produce a piece of software
b) Create the items in TFS as Requirements / work items / Bugs
c) Create a project inside TFS 
d) Tie the software to the Requirements
e) Complete iteration 1 using Kanban board
f) Be able to use Test Cases / Unit Tests
g) Be able to use the Test Manager

My problem is such, I can get started on most if not all of these, but I don't have a series of videos that I can watch for 1 or 2 days take about 3 to 4 hours to familiarize my self with how to tie them all to gether as a ONE MAN shop and complete 1 or 2 projects, so that I can become the subject mater expert and then start implementing this across multiple teams.

Is there a series out there that will point me in the right direction or can you and Clint Rukus / Brian Keller create something like this?

Secerely,

I have all of the pieces but I'm having trouble bringing it all together.

I never got my NineGuy so I watch the episodes in rebellion, to punish you!

Just kiddin', I agree with Laura, I don't comment unless I have something pressing. I feel like it's a waste of typing.

On the other hand, I watch every week; a better way to track metrics might be to see how many of the same visitors watch the same shows weekly, i.e. loyal followers/subscribers.

Awesome!