APPLICATION LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT
Tools to
achieve the following results:
1. Plan & Track your project:
Enact processes
and monitor their quality to help your team turn customer requirements into
working software.
2. Design:
Either on top of
existing assets or from scratch by using architectural diagrams to communicate
critical information about your team`s software.
3.
Write
Unit Test, Debug, Analyze and Profile your Application:
Tools are
integrated with the rest of the application lifecycle so that your team can
understand how your progress contributes to the project.
Use Version Control to manage
your source code & other files too.
4. Build:
Build your
Application using an integrated build system so that your team can ensure the
quality gates have been meet and verify the requirements have been fulfilled in
each build.
5.
Deploy
into Virtual Environments:
To enable more
sophisticated developing and testing.
VISUAL STUDIO APPLICATION LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT
1. Microsoft Test Manager:
Enables you to
manage and execute test cases outside Visual Studio, and create and manage physical
or virtual environments.
2. VS Premium:
Toolset that
simplifies the task of building Applications, Advanced coding, debugging,
database, & testing tools to deliver scalable, high quality applications.
3. VS Ultimate:
It Simplifies Solution development,
lowering risk & increasing return of providing tools at every stage of
lifecycle, from design & development through the test & development. You
can design your application in UML, or analyse your existing software assets.
You can define your Software Architecture & validate the design when your
team checks in & builds with Team Foundation Server.
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I am currently researching methods to improve our (Session Based Test Management) SBTM debrief/review process in an attempt to make the process more efficient and scalable. Our current process has the Test Manager reviewing 100% of the testing sessions. As the testing team grows, the test manager no longer has the capacity to review all the sessions and as a result a significant backlog session list has accumulated.
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