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TechDays 11 Bern - Produktiv Software entwickeln mit Visual Studio, heute und morgen

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Visual Studio 11 bringt viele Verbesserungen, die den Entwickler, Softwarearchitekten oder Projektleiter produktiver arbeiten lassen. Viele produktivitätssteigernde Funktionen sind heute schon möglich mit Visual Studio 2010 und warten darauf benutzt zu werden. In diesem Vortrag erfahren Sie, wie Sie Visual Studio 2010 optimal in das Entwicklungsteam integrieren und nutzen können. Visual Studio 11 geht bezogen auf die Funktionen, Produktivität und Bedienbarkeit noch einen grossen Schritt weiter. Sie erleben, wie sich das Arbeiten mit den kommenden Funktionen anfühlt: Zum Beispiel das Offlinearbeiten, Verwendung von Code Clone, kontextsensitives Arbeiten im neuen Teamexplorer und die Erweiterungen im Testingframework.

Speaker: Hansjörg Scherer

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