Our previous Columbus TFS Event had such a wonderful turnout and response that we’ve decided to go on the road to Kentucky in a few weeks. I’m happy to have Dave Dotterer of Kizan as my partner in crime. Dave is a great TFS resource and it’ll be awesome to have his insight for the audience. The agenda is similar, but we found in Columbus that we ran out of time. To solve this we will be starting sharp at 8:15am on September 23rd and 24th.
A big thanks to Danilo Casino of Microsoft for putting this together and inviting both Dave and I. Also a big thanks to the Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts (desperately in need of a nickname) for lending their facilities. They continue to be a big supporter of the development community in that area. Other states’ organizations would be wise to follow their lead.
Registration can be found here.
Directions can be found here.
The agenda is much the same, though we will make a greater effort to include Lab Management on the second day:
Day 1 – September 23, 2010
Welcome time: 8:15 AM
Introductions/Kick Off: 8:30
- Mike Gresley, Microsoft
VS2010 Business Value Overview
- Statistics
- People/Process/Tools
Why Process
- Process discussion, Scrumdamentals
- Review Visual Studio Scrum Template
Lunch (Many restaurants north of I-64)
Team Explorer overview
- Customizing VS2010
- Connecting to TFS
- Work Items Overview
- Documents Overview
- Reports Overview
- Build Overview
- SharePoint
- Web Access
Project Management
- Requirement Gathering
- Planning
Day 2 – September 24, 2010
Team Build
- Setting CI
- Branch/Merge
- Deployment
Architecture Tools
- Overview
- Hotfix
Development
- TDD
- Code Tools/Analysis/IntelliTrace …
- Layer Diagrams
Database Tools
- Schema Management
- Data Management
- Testing
- Deployment
Lunch
Test Manager
- Setup
- Running
- Report
Reports
- Excel Reports
- Dashboard
- SSRS
Team Lab Management (Time Permitting)
Retrospective (30 minutes)
Look forward to seeing everyone there!
