ALM for Developers with Visual Studio 2012
By Benjamin Day
This course covers Microsoft's Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tooling from the perspective of a software developer including testing, software architecture, code quality, requirements and SQL Server database development.
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Sep 24, 2012
Duration
4h 31m
Table of contents
Unit Testing Basics
Introduction
1m
What is Unit Testing and TDD?
5m
Demo: My First Unit Test
3m
Demo: Calculator Unit Test
7m
Demo: Continuous Testing
2m
Demo: Setup and Teardown
4m
Demo: Testing for Exceptions
5m
Code Coverage
3m
Demo: Code Coverage
4m
Outro
1m
Unit Testing Beyond The Basics
Introduction
1m
Design for testability
3m
The Fakes Framework
4m
Stubs vs. Shims
2m
Demo: Write tests and hit a roadblock
8m
Demo: Use Shims to clear the roadblock
8m
Demo: Properties and Code Coverage with Stubs
8m
Demo: NUnit in Visual Studio 2012
3m
Demo: Outro
1m
Coded UI Testing
Introduction
1m
Unit Tests vs. Coded UI Tests
4m
Support for Coded UI
2m
Demo: Create a Coded UI Test
4m
Structure of a Coded UI Test
2m
Demo: A cleaner way to record your Coded UI Tests
3m
Demo: Edit and Customize the UIMap
7m
Demo: Check values with Asserts
7m
Demo: Grab and use values from the screen
6m
Demo: ApplicationUnderTest and Environment Variables
6m
Coded UI vs. MTM Action Recordings
2m
Demo: Convert an Action Recording to a Coded UI Test
5m
Outro
1m
Coding, Code Reviews and Metrics
Introduction
1m
My Work
2m
Demo: Suspend and Resume
7m
Demo: Code Reviews
6m
Duplicate code is bad
1m
Demo: Code Clone Analysis
3m
Code Analysis
1m
Demo: Code Analysis
6m
Beware of Code Analysis
8m
Demo: Code Metrics
3m
Outro
1m
Architecture and Modeling
Introduction
0m
Why?
4m
Demo: Dependency Graph
5m
Demo: Architecture Explorer
4m
Demo: Layer Diagram
6m
Demo: Generate Sequence Diagram from Code
4m
Demo: UML Use Case Diagram
4m
Demo: UML Activity Diagram
5m
Demo: UML Class Diagram
7m
Demo: Visual Studio Class Diagram
3m
Demo: UML Component Diagram
3m
Outro
1m
SQL Server Database Projects
Introduction
0m
Why should I care?
5m
What does it do?
7m
Demo: Create a Project and Import a Database
4m
Demo: Add a Stored Procedure
2m
Demo: Treat warnings as errors
2m
Demo: Refactoring
3m
Demo: Database Code Analysis
3m
Demo: Deploy changes to the database
5m
Demo: Import changes using Schema Comparison
5m
Outro
1m
Requirements and Feedback
Description
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Sep 24, 2012
Duration
4h 31m
Description
This course covers Microsoft's Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tooling from the perspective of a software developer. Topics include using TFS to minimize the impact of interruptions, unit testing, the Fakes Framework, Coded UI tests, code reviews, architecture tools and modeling, SQL Server database development, requirements management and customer feedback.
About the author
About the author
Benjamin Day is a consultant and trainer specializing in software development best practices using Microsoft-based technology. He is a Microsoft Visual Studio ALM MVP, a certified Scrum trainer via Scrum.org, and a speaker at conferences such as TechEd, DevTeach, and VSLive. He can be contacted via http://www.benday.com.
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