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Play The Future of Microsoft Visual Studio Application Lifecycle Management
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Foundational Sessions bridge the general topics outlined in the keynote address and the in-depth coverage in breakout sessions by sharing the company’s vision,strategy and roadmap for particular products and technologies,and are delivered by Microsoft senior executives. This demo-heavy session offers early insights into the future of Application Lifecycle Management and agile development that are incorporated in the next release of Visual Studio.
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The Discussion
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El Bruno Really really cool !!
congrats
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Akenar Really Great, Guys!
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markheath Out of the box NUnit support at long last! Brilliant! Code-review also looks great.
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Anwar Alabadi No ocmments
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Joacim These are some great improvements.
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niet Le poo poo
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Jonathan The new review system needs more details. I hope it integrates with gated checkins. At the very least, there should be a "LGTM" (Looks Good To Me) option and the like when sending a feedback for a review. Then for the person wanting to checkin, the gate could require at least 2 "LGTM" reviews to checkin along with other requirements (successful build, unit tests, code coverage, etc.)
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