Getting Started with Unit Testing Part 3
Description
Visual Studio 2013 Update 3 Release Candidate is now available for download. Dmitry Lyalin joins Robert to show a number of new and exciting features in the RC. They show or discuss the following new features and capabilities in this episode:
- CodeLens Team Indicators now support Git. [06:50]
- The Application Insights extension is now installed by default. [11:50]
- As part of the Release Management update you can now deploy apps using DSC (Desired State Configuration). [21:35]
- You now have the ability to customize Test Plan and Test Suite artifacts, including the ability to add custom fields and workflows. [21:50]
- You can now change the Visual Studio menu bar to use mixed case rather than all caps. [22:55]
- Enhancements to Code Map, including improvements to the zoom experience, link styling and the use of colors to help you distinguish types of dependencies. [24:20]
- The memory usage tool, available in the performance and diagnostics hub, now supports WPF and Win32 applications and adds some handy new features. [31:15]
Resources
- Download Visual Studio 2013 Update 3 RC
- Read the release announcement on Brian Harry's blog
- Red about Update 3 on the Visual Studio Blog
- Learn more with the Visual Studio 2013 Update 3 RC release notes and the Update 3 RC KB article
- CodeLens for Git improvements in Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate Update 3 RC
- Code Lens for Git in Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate Update 3
- Use Application Insights to find out what users are doing with your app
- Release Management Update 3 CTP1 is now available with DSC Deployment Feature!
- Test Plan and Test Suite Customization with TFS2013 Update 3
- Code Map improvements in Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate Update 3 CTP1
- New Memory Usage Tool for WPF and Win32 Applications
- .NET Memory Analysis: Go to Source in Visual Studio 2013 Update 3
- Multiple Monitor Support for Windows Store Apps in Visual Studio 2013 Update 3
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The Discussion
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Jon Davis "You can now change the Visual Studio menu bar to use camel case rather than all caps. [22:55]"
I'm sure they mean ProperCase, not caMel case. Hard enough to get co-workers to understand the difference, doesn't help when the tools vendor gets it wrong too :) Minor pet peeve that's ridiculous that I'm commenting on it but hey it's an open comment thread so here I go yay... -
rogreen @Jon Davis: Thanks for pointing that out Jon. I changed this to say proper case. :)
Robert
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Code Monkey In the future, please avoid using VB (bleh) in you demos. Thanks!
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IlijaInjac Great show as always :) My favorite is the new multi-monitor debugging thing for store apps. Was very annoying to have this auto-switches between the app and VS.
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Richard @rogreen If we're going to get picky, technically they said "mixed case" :)
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rogreen @Richard: I love getting picky.I constantly point out typos and all kinds of grammar errors, much to the eye rolling of my wife and friends. :) I have now changed this to mixed case (which is what Brian Harry called it in his blog).
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rogreen @rogreen: While we are on the subject of being picky, let me be picky about something else I said. I said that Visual Studio Online and the new Azure Portal will be merged and are going to combine. I was not making a global statement. I meant it in the context of that particular scenario (Application Insights). The Azure preview portal brings together many services, both from Microsoft (including VS Online) and other providers to produce a more connected experience. Check it out and let us know what you think.
Robert
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Abdella It's sad that you guys did'Mr get to complete the application insight demo, I really wanted to see that since I don't know what it is and what it does and how to use it.
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Abdella It's sad that you guys did'Mr get to complete the application insight demo, I really wanted to see that since I don't know what it is and what it does and how to use it.
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rogreen -
LyalinDotCom If anyone is looking for the links in the presentation that was shown you can find the PowerPoint here:
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rogreen @LyalinDotCom: The links should also be in the show description above, unless I missed any. :)
Robert
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rwjdk You should really remember to point out that a feature like CodeLens is a VS2013 Ultimate only feature... Aka not a feature 99% of your users can benefit from :(
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Den When is the proper XNA support coming?
http://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/3725445-xna-5
Thank you.
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