II. Developer
by Martin Woodward, Ajoy Krishnamoorthy, Brian Keller, Mickey Gousset
Professional Application Lifecycle Management with Visual Studio® 2010
- Copyright
- ABOUT THE AUTHORS
- CREDITS
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- I. Architect
- 1. Introduction to Software Architecture
- 2. Top-Down Design with Use Case Diagrams, Activity Diagrams, and Sequence Diagrams
- 3. Top-Down Design with Component and Class Diagrams
- 4. Analyzing Applications Using Architecture Explorer
- 5. Using Layer Diagrams
- II. Developer
- 6. Introduction to Software Development
- 7. Unit Testing with the Unit Test Framework
- 7.1. UNIT TESTING CONCEPTS
- 7.2. VISUAL STUDIO UNIT TESTING
- 7.3. PROGRAMMING WITH THE UNIT TEST FRAMEWORK
- 7.4. ACCESSING NONPUBLIC MEMBERS FROM TESTS
- 7.5. CODE GENERATION
- 7.6. CODE COVERAGE
- 7.7. TEST IMPACT ANALYSIS
- 7.8. SUMMARY
- 8. Managed Code Analysis and Code Metrics
- 9. Profiling and Performance
- 9.1. INTRODUCTION TO PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS
- 9.2. USING THE PROFILER
- 9.2.1. Creating a Sample Application
- 9.2.2. Creating a Performance Session
- 9.2.3. Using the Performance Explorer
- 9.2.4. Configuring a Sampling Session
- 9.2.5. Configuring an Instrumentation Session
- 9.2.6. Configuring a .NET Memory Allocation Session
- 9.2.7. Configuring a Concurrency Profiling Session
- 9.2.8. Executing a Performance Session
- 9.2.9. Managing Session Reports
- 9.2.10. Reading and Interpreting Session Reports
- 9.3. COMMAND-LINE PROFILING UTILITIES
- 9.4. COMMON PROFILING ISSUES
- 9.5. SUMMARY
- 10. Database Development, Testing, and Deployment
- 10.1. THE CHALLENGES OF DATABASE CHANGE MANAGEMENT
- 10.2. OFFLINE SCHEMA DEVELOPMENT
- 10.3. CREATING A DATABASE PROJECT
- 10.4. EXAMINING THE DATABASE PROJECT
- 10.5. MAKING SCHEMA CHANGES
- 10.6. DEPLOYING DATABASE CHANGES
- 10.7. DATA GENERATION
- 10.8. DATABASE TESTING
- 10.9. SUMMARY
- 11. Introduction to IntelliTrace
- III. Tester
- 12. Introduction to Software Testing
- 12.1. ROLE-BASED TESTING TOOLS
- 12.2. TYPES OF TESTS
- 12.3. DIAGNOSTIC DATA ADAPTERS
- 12.4. MICROSOFT TEST MANAGER
- 12.5. MANAGING AUTOMATED TESTS WITH VISUAL STUDIO
- 12.6. SUMMARY
- 13. Web Performance and Load Testing
- 13.1. WEB PERFORMANCE TESTS
- 13.1.1. Web Performance Tests Versus Coded UI Tests
- 13.1.2. Creating a Sample Web Application
- 13.1.3. Creating Users for the Site
- 13.1.4. Creating and Configuring Web Tests
- 13.1.5. Recording a Web Performance Test
- 13.1.6. Configuring Web Performance Test Run Settings
- 13.1.7. Parameterizing the Web Server
- 13.1.8. Test Settings
- 13.1.9. Running a Web Performance Test
- 13.1.10. Observing Test Execution and Results
- 13.1.11. Editing a Web Performance Test
- 13.1.12. Data-Driven Web Performance Tests
- 13.1.13. Coded Web Performance Tests
- 13.2. LOAD TESTS
- 13.3. COMMAND-LINE TEST EXECUTION
- 13.4. DISTRIBUTED LOAD TESTS
- 13.5. SUMMARY
- 13.1. WEB PERFORMANCE TESTS
- 14. Manual Testing
- 15. Coded User Interface Testing
- 16. Lab Management
- 12. Introduction to Software Testing
- IV. Team Foundation Server
- 17. Introduction to Team Foundation Server
- 17.1. WHAT IS TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER?
- 17.2. TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER CORE CONCEPTS
- 17.3. ACCESSING TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER
- 17.3.1. Accessing Team Foundation Server from Visual Studio
- 17.3.2. Using the Team Foundation Server Administration Console
- 17.3.3. Accessing Team Foundation Server through a Web Browser
- 17.3.4. Using Team Foundation Server in Microsoft Excel
- 17.3.5. Using Team Foundation Server in Microsoft Project
- 17.3.6. Command-Line Tools for Team Foundation Server
- 17.3.7. Accessing Team Foundation Server from Eclipse
- 17.3.8. Windows Explorer Integration with Team Foundation Server
- 17.3.9. Access to Team Foundation Server via other Third-Party Integrations
- 17.4. WHAT'S NEW IN TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER 2010
- 17.5. ADOPTING TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER
- 17.6. SUMMARY
- 18. Team Foundation Architecture
- 19. Team Foundation Version Control
- 20. Branching and Merging
- 21. Team Foundation Build
- 21.1. TEAM FOUNDATION BUILD
- 21.2. WHAT'S NEW IN TEAM FOUNDATION BUILD 2010
- 21.3. TEAM FOUNDATION BUILD ARCHITECTURE
- 21.4. WORKING WITH BUILDS
- 21.5. TEAM BUILD PROCESS
- 21.6. SUMMARY
- 17. Introduction to Team Foundation Server
- V. Project/Process Management
- 22. Introduction to Project Management
- 22.1. TEAM PROJECT SETUP AND CONFIGURATION
- 22.2. PLANNING YOUR PROJECT
- 22.3. ALL THINGS WORK ITEMS
- 22.4. USING MS OFFICE WITH TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER
- 22.5. SUMMARY
- 23. Process Templates
- 23.1. UNDERSTANDING A PROCESS TEMPLATE
- 23.2. PROCESS TEMPLATES OUT OF THE BOX
- 23.2.1. MSF for Agile Software Development
- 23.2.2. MSF for CMMI Process Improvement v5.0
- 23.3. PARTNER AND COMMUNITY TEMPLATES
- 23.4. SUMMARY
- 24. Using Reports, Portals, and Dashboards
- 24.1. TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER REPORTING
- 24.2. WORKING WITH TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER REPORTS
- 24.2.1. Tools to Create Reports
- 24.2.2. Working with Microsoft Excel Reports
- 24.2.3. Working with RDL Reports
- 24.2.4. Reports Out-of-the-Box
- 24.2.5. Project Portals and Dashboards
- 24.3. SUMMARY
- 25. Agile Planning Using Planning Workbooks
- 26. Process Template Customizations
- 26.1. CUSTOMIZING PROCESS TEMPLATES
- 26.2. TOOLS FOR CUSTOMIZATION
- 26.3. UPLOADING PROCESS TEMPLATES IN TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER
- 26.4. DELETING PROCESS TEMPLATES
- 26.5. CUSTOMIZING PROCESS GUIDANCE
- 26.6. SUMMARY
- 22. Introduction to Project Management
CHAPTER 6: Introduction to Software Development
CHAPTER 7: Unit Testing with the Unit Test Framework
CHAPTER 8: Managed Code Analysis and Code Metrics
CHAPTER 9: Profiling and Performance
CHAPTER 10: Database Development, Testing, and Deployment
CHAPTER 11: Introduction to IntelliTrace
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