If you already know Microsoft Test Manager, you will know that it is a great tool to manage our plans for functional testing, however, to check the information concerning the plans for testing of a project in Team Foundation Server, we need the tool itself, connectivity to the TFS server, and go checking each of the Test Suites. This is all very well for the day to day, but there are times in whic... [More]

Some days ago, I published the slides of my conference in the ALM Sessions ‘11, and now, I am more than happy to share with all of you the video of the conference (in Spanish):

As I am sure that almost everyone will remember, recently announced that Service Pack 1 for both Visual Studio 2010, and for Team Foundation Server 2010. And one of the questions I have received lately, it's "ok, but I have ridden Management Lab, with several virtual environments, what and where I have to install each service pack (TFS and VS)?" The answer is simple, in part, so let it... [More]

Two great news today for MSDN subscribers First one, the Service Pack 1 for Team Foundation Server and Visual Studio 2010 is available from today, as always, it has some improvements, but also hundred of bug fixes, so, if you are using any of this tool, go to MSDN Download Site, and start downloading them for installing. The SP1 for Visual Studio 2010 also includes bug fixing for Microsoft Test... [More]

When we talk about testing in agile environments, we quickly think about unit testing, integration testing, or some more code-level tests, of course, there are teams that already use tools like Selenium, or Cucumber for more functional testing, but doesn’t cover so well al the test cycle. Recently, with Team Foundation Server 2010, and Visual Studio 2010, we have new tools which cover more scenar... [More]