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The numerous ALM MVPs at Notion get together to offer a ton of free webcasts… These web events will provide you with in-depth exposure into the different Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 ALM Tools. These training events are completely free and are offered at various dates and time for your convenience. Here is the October/November/December 2011 S...

  The folks at Northwest Cadence have clearly out done themselves this fall with an INCREDIBLE line up of free and near events that you would normally pay thousand for! If you have never had a chance to see either of theses amazing speakers, Martin or Steve, in action this is clearly an opportunity not to be missed. I know I will be a...

One of my top ALM MVPs, Richard Banks, is going to show how streamlining your software testing process can save you valuable time, money & effort...Date: Oct 26, 2011Time: 8am-10:00am Location: Sydney Please click here for more details and registration Session Abstract: Manual software testing can be a laborious process. A full test suite ...

  This is a guest blog from the Windows Azure AppFabric team. They are using Visual Studio Coded UI Test and want to share an exciting idea for generating rich troubleshooting logs. Hello, my name is Jerrin Elanjikal and I’m a test developer with the Windows Azure AppFabric product group at Microsoft IDC. My team develops automated UI test...

My team just opened the Visual Studio vNext Survey so you can tell us what you think!   In this survey  you can tell us about your experiences so far with Visual Studio 11 Developer Preview, particularly with regards to performance, reliability, and quality.

No argument BUILD was all about getting a sneak peak at the next version of Windows.  What came of a bit as a shock was how popular the sessions and access to our next generation in application lifecycle management, agile project management and software development collaboration services based on the next version of Team Foundation Server runn...

  This month QALMUO has  a presentation from their very own user group president, Anthony Borton. Anthony has recently attended the Microsoft //Build Conference in Anaheim and has lots of news the share with us about what’s coming up in the next version of Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server. He’ll also be bringing his Samsung Series 7 slate ...