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If you are focused on testing, we have great ALM Ranger guides and tooling for you!

May 24th, 2012
Three of the ALM Ranger Dev11 Readiness solutions, which were announced in Welcome to Visual Studio 11 ALM Rangers Readiness Beta “Wave”.  and another supporting solution are dedicated to Visual Studio ALM Test Tooling and are driven by phenomenal teams as shown below. Guidance Tooling (image) The Visual Studio Coded UI ...

New article and the latest list of articles published by the ALM Rangers

May 23rd, 2012
The Visual Studio ALM Rangers are actively contributing to MSDN Flash Newsletter, MSDN magazine and other publications. Here is a handy list of the latest articles published in MSDN magazine and CodeProject:Enjoy the read and watch the space for articles focused on the TFS Object Model and Team Foundation Build...

Team Foundation Service whitepaper has shipped!

April 11th, 2012
We are pleased to announce that we have released another one of the ALM Rangers Visual Studio 11 Readiness “Gig” projects, delivering supporting guidance focused on Team Foundation Service. (image) For more information on the ALM Rangers Visual Studio 11 Readiness “Gig” please refer to here or click the image above...

Test Tooling Guides BETA has shipped!

April 4th, 2012
We are pleased to announce that we have released another one of the ALM Rangers Visual Studio 11 Readiness “Gig” projects, delivering guidance for both Coded UI and MTM testing. (image) For more information on the ALM Rangers Visual Studio 11 Readiness “Gig” please refer to here or click the image above. For more information on ...

ALM Quick Reference Guide BETA has shipped!

March 12th, 2012
We are pleased to announce that we have released another one of the ALM Rangers Visual Studio 11 Readiness “Gig” projects, which delivers quick references which started in 2009 with a request from Steven van Niekerk (Technical Lead / Architect, South-Africa) initiated this project with his question “Can you tell me about TFS and VSTS in ...

Team Foundation Server Process Template Customization Guide BETA has shipped!

March 7th, 2012
We are pleased to announce that we have released another one of the ALM Rangers Visual Studio 11 Readiness “Gig” projects, which delivers practical guidance and extensive PowerShell and Custom Control supporting samples for Team Foundation Server Process template customization. (image) For more information on the ALM Rangers Visual ...

Visual Studio Coded UI for Word Add-In Sample Solution has shipped!

March 5th, 2012
We are pleased to announce that we have released the sample solution, which many have been waiting for (image) (image) This project delivers practical and scenario based sample code and guidance for the Visual Studio Coded UI Microsoft Word Add-in, which extends the Coded UI feature support to Microsoft Word documents.(image) Without ...

MSDN Article – Visual Studio ALM Rangers: Rise of the VM Factory

December 5th, 2011
Brian Blackman, Paul Meyer (VMFactory Master) and Willy-Peter Schaub have just published an article in MSDN Magazine (December Edition), which delves into the Virtual Machine Factory (VM Factory), exploring its concepts and advantages. Read all about it here...

IBM Rational to Team Foundation Server Integration Tools – Training and Exploration Sandbox

October 26th, 2011
For those that have explored the Getting Started IBM CC-CQTFS Migration 101 Basic Training mentioned in the Getting Started with IBM Rational to Team Foundation Server (TFS) Migrations post, the evaluation and training sandbox environment is nothing new.(image) We are working together with TeamDevCentral who are hosting and managing the ...

Team Foundation Server on Windows Azure: A Rangers dog fooding perspective

September 28th, 2011
Team Foundation Server on Windows Azure was announced at //BUILD/ and has received phenomenal coverage to date. The Visual Studio ALM Rangers have been dog-fooding the technology for some time and I thought it was important to highlight that “we love it” (image)   Are we dog fooding or tinkering? (image) Initially we were exploring...