Jason Anderson - Late night with the Burton team (Part IV) | TheChannel9Team

eto
Snowboarding at Whistler. I love the snow!

Wow. After watching all of this, it looks great! I believe this will solve a lot of our (my) problems trying to get our developers to do proper testing.

The biggest thing about this though, is what everyone was talking about at the last part - integration. We have an existing system developed internally to track our bugs, tasks, etc. I am REALLY curious on what kind of extensibility this has in terms of where the data comes from/goes to.

I would be happy just with the ability to import new task items into the team system from external sources, however...

Great work guys. I know what it's like showing the latest build, so I'd say you are very courageous!

Cheers,
Curtis.

sudhakar

Nice one, but my WMP 10 is started showing up the video upside down after few minutes... Smiley

must be some bug in WMP 10...

eto wrote:
Wow. After watching all of this, it looks great! I believe this will solve a lot of our (my) problems trying to get our developers to do proper testing.

The biggest thing about this though, is what everyone was talking about at the last part - integration. We have an existing system developed internally to track our bugs, tasks, etc. I am REALLY curious on what kind of extensibility this has in terms of where the data comes from/goes to.

I would be happy just with the ability to import new task items into the team system from external sources, however...

Great work guys. I know what it's like showing the latest build, so I'd say you are very courageous!

Cheers,
Curtis.

rhm

This product is looking like a must-have. It's adding some serious value to using visual studio which I was starting to wonder about given the amount of stuff that's just given away in the SDK now (and there have always been plenty of better text editors out there!).

Has it been decided yet whether MSDN subscribers get Team System and if so at what level?

Flatliner
With our thoughts we make the world.

This video raises an interesting question... is MS adopting a test first approach to Longhorn development??

I understand that Longhorn comprises of many, many dev teams. Does each team adopt their own specific standards for development? Or is Microsoft trying to lay down the law in terms of test-first development or specific coding practices?

Does/Will all the Longhorn Managed code conform to all the FXCop rules for example?? Smiley