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Better Software Quality with Visual Studio Team System 2010

Posted By: Brian Keller | Oct 2nd, 2008 @ 11:16 AM | 31,020 Views | 9 Comments

I sat down with James Whittaker, software testing pundit and principal architect for Visual Studio Team System's testing capabilities, to learn more about the software quality tools coming in Visual Studio Team System 2010.

The last time we saw James he wasn't allowed to say anything about this particular release, but now that marketing has let the cat out of the bag James is excited to start talking about bridging the developer-tester divide.

Tags: Software Testing, Team Foundation Server, Testing, Visual Studio, VSTS

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#Mar 25th @ 4:28 PM

I have used both and I consider VSTS 2010 a step ahead of what HP's product is able to do, at least for MSFT technologies.

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