Shai Raiten's Blog : Microsoft Test Manager

Microsoft Test Manager 11 – What’s New?

shair — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 13:04:00 GMT

The Future of Testing: Quality Center vs. Team Foundation Server

shair — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 05:12:00 GMT

Microsoft Test Manager – Test Run Window Position

shair — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 11:58:00 GMT

Microsoft Test Manager–Multiline Support

shair — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 16:01:00 GMT

Test Scribe – Developer Guide

shair — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 00:18:00 GMT

Couple of days ago I wrote about How To Change Test Scribe Template since than I got plenty of emails on that subject asking me to supply more and more information about changing Test Scribe Template.

Many people thinks that:

“The output generated by Test Scribe is not customizable in this release.”

But this is not fully correct, you can change the Test Scribe template but this will require couple of hacks….. But possible

I recommend you to read the How To Change Test Scribe Template article to understand what need to be change and more about the tt files, controls the Test Scribe document.

Test Scribe Command List

Text

Add text to the Test Scribe document you need to use the SprText command:

SprText(“Hello World”)

To use built in string reference (table bellow) you need to call SprHost.Resources.GetString(Name)

SprText(SprHost.Resources.GetString("TestCaseLabel"))

SprText(“Section Name”, SprHost.Resources.GetString("TestCaseLabel"))

Using String.Format:

TestCasesLabel = Test Cases ({0})

SprText(String.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture, SprHost.Resources.GetString("TestCasesLabel"), suite.AllTestCases.Count))

Hyperlink

Hyperlinks in Test Scribe are very powerful, you can add links that will activate MTM objects directly or just a simple hyperlink.

SprHyperlink(Text, Uri Value)

How to open Test Plan (In MTM) From the Word Document using the BuildUrl method:

SprHyperlink(TestPlan.Id.ToString(), BuildUrl("testing/testplan/open?id=" + TestPlan.Id.ToString()))

Result: mtm://localhost:8080/tfs/defaultcollection/p:TeamProject/testing/testplan/open?id=3

Images

Adding built in images or new images as follow:

SprImage("/Images/TestCase_16.png")

Paragraph

This is with no doubt the must popular method you will use when customizing the Test Scribe Template, Create new Paragraph.

Inside the paragraph you can use all the above methods.

SprParagraph
    (
        "Heading4",
        SprImage("/Images/TestCase_16.png"),
        SprText(SprHost.Resources.GetString("TestCaseLabel")),
        SprHyperlink(testCase.Id.ToString(), BuildUrl("testing/testcase/open?id=" +
        testCase.Id.ToString())),
        SprText(String.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture, SprHost.Resources.GetString
        "ItemHeaderFmtString"), testCase.Title))
    );

Test Scribe Images Reference

There are set of images inside “Microsoft.TeamFoundation.TestManagement.Tools.TestScribe.dll”, you can add your own images inside the template.

Name	Value
Aborted_16
Blocked_16
Bug_16
Error_16
Failed_16
Inconclusive_16
InProgress_16
None_16
NotExecuted_16
Passed_16
Paused_16
Pending_16
Queued_16
RunComplete_16
RunInitializing_16
SharedStepSet_16
TestCase_16
TestConfiguration_16
TestConfiguration_32
TestPlan_16
TestPlan_32
TestSettings_16
TestSettings_32
TestStep_16
TestStepValidate_16
TestSuiteDynamic_16
TestSuiteRequirement_16
TestSuiteStatic_16
Timeout_16
Warning_16

Test Scribe String Reference

When customizing the Test Scribe template you can use the default values inside “Microsoft.TeamFoundation.TestManagement.Tools.TestScribe.dll” to avoid static text inside the tt file extension.

Name	Value
ActiveDatesLabel	Active dates:
AdditionalNotesHeaderLabel	Additional Notes
AreaLabel	Area:
AssignedToLabel	Assigned to:
AutomatedTestNameLabel	Automated test:
AutomatedTestRunLabel	Automated
AutomatedTestSettingsLabel	Automated Settings {0}: {1}
AutomatedTestType	Automated
BugLabel	Bug
BugsLoggedLabel	Bug(s) logged:
BuildDefinitionLabel	Build definition:
BuildLabel	Build:
BuildNumberLabel	Build(s):
BuildQualityLabel	Build quality:
BuildUnassignedLabel	Unassigned
CommaSeparator	{0}
CompletedWithIssues	completed with issues.
ConfigDetailsDescription	You can use one or more configuration variables to create a test configuration. Each configuration variable defines one characteristic of the testing environment. For example
ConfigurationDetailsHeaderLabel	Configuration Details
ConfigurationLabel	Config {0}: {1}
ControllerNoLongerExists	<Agent no longer exists>
DateRangeSeparator	-
DayFormatString	{0} day{1}{2}
DurationLabel	Duration:
EnterNotesHereLabel	<Enter notes here>
EnvironmentNoLongerExists	<Environment no longer exists>
ExpectedValueColumnHeader	Expected Value
Failed	failed.
FailedTestsByTypeChartLabel	Failed Tests by Type
FailureType_KnownIssue	Known issue
FailureType_KnownIssues	Known issues
FailureType_NewIssue	New issue
FailureType_NewIssues	New issues
FailureType_Regression	Regression
FailureType_Regressions	Regressions
FailureType_Unknown	Unknown
FailureTypeLabel	Failure type:
HourFormatString	{0} hour{1}{2}
IncludedRunsHeaderLabel	Included Runs ({0})
InProgress	in progress.
ItemHeaderFmtString	: {0}
IterationLabel	Iteration:
LocalOnlyEnvironmentName	<Local>
ManualTestRunLabel	Manual
ManualTestSettingsLabel	Manual Settings {0}: {1}
ManualTestType	Manual
MetadataLabelFormat	{0}:
MinuteFormatString	{0} minute{1}
NameValueSeparator	\|
NoBugsLinkedLabel	No bugs logged
NoBuildAssigned	<Not assigned>
NoControllerUsed	<No agent used>
NoResultsFoundLabel	No results found.
NotSetLabel	Not set
OtherTestResolutionName	{0} Others ({1}%)
Outcome_Unspecified	Active
OutcomeSummaryHeaderLabel	Outcome Summary
OwnerLabel	Owner:
Passed	passed successfully.
PlanState_Active	Active
PlanState_Inactive	Inactive
PriorityLabel	Priority:
RelatedBugsHeader	Related Bugs ({0})
ResultLabel	(result)
RunByLabel	Run by:
RunDateStartedLabel	Date started:
RunTypeLabel	Run type:
SecondFormatString	{0} second{1}
SingleTestRunSummaryHeader	Test run {0}: {1} {2}
State_Aborted	Aborted
State_Blocked	Blocked
State_Error	Error
State_Failed	Failed
State_Inconclusive	Inconclusive
State_None	None
State_NotExecuted	Not executed
State_NotStarted	Not started
State_Passed	Passed
State_Timeout	Timeout
State_Waiting	Waiting for Test Controller
State_Warning	Warning
StatisticFormatString	{0} {1} ({2}%)
StepNumberColumnHeader	#
SuiteDetailsDescription	You can group your test cases together by organizing test cases into a test suite hierarchy in your test plan. By grouping your test cases together
SuiteDetailsLabel	Suite Details
SuiteEntryLabel	Suite {0}: {1}
SuiteHierarchyLabel	Suite Hierarchy
SuiteState_Completed	Completed
SuiteState_InPlanning	In planning
SuiteState_InProgress	In progress
SuiteState_None	None
TestAnalysisByTypeChartLabel	Test Analysis by Type
TestCaseLabel	Test Case
TestCasesLabel	Test Cases ({0})
TestControllerLabel	Test controller:
TestEnvironmentLabel	Test environment:
TestOutcomeChartLabel	Test Outcome
TestPlanAvailableConfigsLabel	Available Configurations ({0})
TestPlanLabel	Test plan
TestPlanSectionDescription	A test plan lets you specify what you want to test and how to run those tests. A test plan can be applied to a specific iteration of your project. You can have just one default test suite for your test cases
TestPlanSectionDescription2	You can also select the default configurations to use to run the tests in your test plan. The test configuration informs the tester of the set up that is required for these tests. You can have one or multiple default configurations. A test result is recorded every time that you run the test with a specific configuration. A test plan enables you to measure your testing progress
TestPlanSectionText	Test Plan Details
TestPlanStatusLabel	Status:
TestPlanTestSettingsLabel	Test Settings
TestResolutionLabel	Test resolution:
TestRunDetails_BuildSummaryDisplay	{0} (Platform: {1}
TestRunLabel	Test Run
TestRunState_Aborted	aborted
TestRunState_Completed	completed
TestRunState_InProgress	in progress
TestRunState_NotStarted	not started
TestRunState_Waiting	waiting
TestRunSummaryHeader	{0} Test run{1} {2}
TestRunSummaryHeader_WithIssuesLabel	with issues
TestSettingsDetailsDescription	Test settings use diagnostic data adapters
TestSettingsDetailsHeaderLabel	Settings Details
TestSettingsLabel	Test settings:
TestStepsLabel	Test Steps ({0})
TestSuiteState	State:
TimespanInProgress	in progress
TimespanLabel	Timespan:
TitleColumnHeader	Title
TitleHeaderColumnHeader	Title
TypeLabel	Type:
TypeNone	{0} None ({1}%)
UnanalyzedFailuresByOwnerChartLabel	Unanalyzed Failures by Owner
UnassignedFailureHeaderLabel	Unanalyzed Failures ({0})

How To Change Test Scribe Template

shair — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 18:19:00 GMT

I’ve wrote about Test Scribe couple of months ago and explained how you can Generate word documents from Microsoft Test Manager.

Test Scribe is an awesome tool for Generating Test Documents, but can I change the document template? Test Scribe comes with a Default Template and many customers what’s to change the template to their needs.

This is the best way I found how to do that, and it require to drill down to some file inside the Test Scribe.

Make Sure you backup all files before doing any changes!!

Locate Test Scribe Template

Navigate to –>
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\PrivateAssemblies\TeamTest

Copy “Microsoft.TeamFoundation.TestManagement.Tools.TestScribe.sx” to another folder, change the file name and extension to “Microsoft.TeamFoundation.TestManagement.Tools.TestScribe.zip”.

Extract file content, and you should have TestPlan and TestRunSummary folder contains the Document Template.

Test Plan Directory Content:

Changing Test Plan Section

I’ve open “TestPlan” directory and start editing the “TestPlanSection.tt”.

In the picture below you can see the two selected Paragraphs that are responsible to the static text display in the header of the document.

I’ve remove those and also changed the Header style, instead of showing the Test Plan Id I wanted to only show the Test Plan Name and make sure the Name is hyper link to the Test Plan it self.

SprParagraph
(
    "Heading1",
    SprImage("/Images/TestPlan_32.png"),
    SprText(SprHost.Resources.GetString("TestPlanLabel")),
    SprText(String.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture,
            SprHost.Resources.GetString("ItemHeaderFmtString"),
                            "")),
    SprHyperlink(TestPlan.Name, BuildUrl("testing/testplan/open?id="
      + TestPlan.Id.ToString()))
);

Adding Attachments

This is another issue I keep hearing from many customers, How can I add attachments to the document?

In the TestCaseSection.tt just before the “SprMultilineText("Errormessage", testCase.Description);”

Add the following:

if (testCase.Attachments.Count > 0)
{
    SprParagraph
    (
        "Heading4",
        SprText("Attachments"),
        SprText(String.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture,
                SprHost.Resources.GetString("ItemHeaderFmtString"),
                testCase.Attachments.Count))
    );
 
  for (int i = 0; i < testCase.Attachments.Count; i++)
  {
    ITestAttachment attachement = testCase.Attachments[i];
    SprParagraph
    (
      "Heading5",
      SprText(String.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture, "{0}: ", i + 1)),
      SprHyperlink(attachement.Name, attachement.Uri.AbsoluteUri)
    );
  }
}

Download Custom Template (Backup and Copy to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\PrivateAssemblies\TeamTest)

This is for now, I’ll continue customizing the template over the next weeks.

Enjoy

אז מה חדש ב–TFS 11

shair — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 21:08:00 GMT

HTML + Images - זה לא כלי חדש בגרסה הבאה אבל ללא ספק אחד הדברים המרגשים ביותר –> סוף סוף הכניסו את היכולת להוסיף תמונות בשדות HTML זה כבר שווה את המעבר!!!

Scrum – ב – TFS 11 הינה מילת מפתח חשובה וחלק כמעט בלתי נפרד מהמערכת, מגוון כלים והתאמות שנאלצנו לבצע על מנת להפוך את TFS לסביבת Scrum נוחה, עכשיו מגיע Scrum עם TFS 11 כחלק מהחבילה ומאפשר לנו לעבוד עם איטרציות, הגדרת תאריך סיום והתחלה לאינטרציה, ניהול משימות נוח, חלוקת עדיפויות ועוד דברים בסיסים בניהול תהליך Scrum.
* כמובן שלא חייבים לעבוד Scrum או Agile ועדיין המערכת תעבוד ותתן לנו את יכולות הניהול על כל מתודולוגיה שנבחר.

עיצוב \ ביצועים – המראה החדש שמגיע עם ממשק האינטרנטי של TFS הוא דבר יפה ונוח אבל חשוב מכך הם הביצועים והיכולות שניתנים לנו.
יכולות גרירה של משימות לאיטרציות, לאנשים וכמובן העברה של משימה לסטאטוס שונה והכל מבוסס על פעולות אסיכרוניות – כלומר לא צריך לחכות עד שהשמירה תסתיים והכל קורה ברקע בלי שאנחנו נצטרך להמתין.

TFS עובר לענן – רעיון הענן לא חדש ותופס תאוצה רבה במיקרוסופט העולמית, גם TFS נכנס לתמונה, עדיין לא ידע בדיוק מה המחיר או שיטת העבודה מול מיקרוסופט בנושא אבל סביר להניח שתוכלו לרכוש שרת TFS בענן ובכך לא תצטרכו לרכוש חומרה מיוחדת או לדאוג לתחזוקה שותפת של השרת – הכל שמור ומטופל בענן!

שיפור חווית מפתח - Code Review מובנה ב – Team Explorer וממשק ניהול עבודה נוח במיוחד.
כמפתח אוכל להעביר את הקוד שכתבתי לחבר אחר בצוות בשביל לקבל חוות דעת והמלצות, וכמובן להעביר את הקוד שלי לבדיקה ע”י ראש צוות וכו.
כלים לבדיקת קוד משוכפל (הרי רוב הבעיות מגיעות שאנחנו עושים Copy Paste ), כמובן שהם לא בודקים טקסט משוכפל אלא לוגיקה זהה ומאפשרות לנו לאתר נוקודות בעייתיות.

בדיקות – מעבר לשיפורים בביצועים תמיכה במגוון לפטפורמות לבדיקות Unit Test נוספה יכולת חשובה מאוד לעולם הבדיקות הידניות - Exploratory Testing – בהרבה מקרים אנשי בדיקות לא פועלים לפי תסריט בדיקות מוכן אלא כמו שאומרים “זורמים” ומבצעים בדיקה חופשית על המערכת, במהלך בדיקה חופשית יכול להיות שנגלה באג חדש במערכת ואז נצטרך לתאר מה עשינו בשביל למצוא אותו וכמובן לכתוב תסריט בדיקה מתאים, ב – Microsoft Test Manager 11 תוכלו להשתמש ביכולת ה - Exploratory Testing בשביל לבצע בדיקה חופשית ובמקרה של מציאת באג הכלי יודע לפתוח באג ובו הצעדים המדוייקים לפעולות שבוצעו ובנוסף ניתן יהיה ליצור תסריט מאותם צעדים.

זאת היה טעימה מהגרסה הבאה של Visual Studio 11 ו – TFS 11.

התרשמתם? רוצים להתרשם בעצמכם?

בריאן קלר (Brian Keller) בנה מכונה וירטואלית עם סביבת TFS 11 ו – Visual Studio 11 אז נסו בעצמכם - http://aka.ms/VS11ALMVM

בהצלחה!

TFS 2010 Training Kit

shair — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 12:36:00 GMT

תמיכה בעיברית וכיון כתיבה ב–Microsoft Test Manager

shair — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 14:21:00 GMT

Web Test Manager For TFS 2010

shair — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 15:16:00 GMT

Couple of months ago Sela Collage were a sponsor in Microsoft ALM Summit in Seattle, there we announced on ALM Products and the first version of Web Test Manager -

Innovative approach to managing and running your tests - Any Test – AnyWhere - Anytime (by Everyone) under TFS 2010.

WTM = Manage your tests directly from your browser in TFS 2010

Now, for the first time you can manage your tests without the need for any local installation, WTM is a web application integrated in VS 2010 Team Web Access™.

With WTM you can:

Run & Edit Tests from any remote computer
Run tests on heterogeneous testing environments (Mac, Linux, AS400 and more)
Save 80% or more of the standard costs
Requires only a one time installation on the TFS server (no local installations are required)
Easy to use and light to run
Fast running with quick responsiveness
Allows developers to easily run tests as well

I’m glad to announce that Sela Collage has released Web Test Manager 1.0, and It’s now available to download from Sela ALM Products Page

Here some Screen Shots

Manage you Plans and Suites

Edit and Running Test Cases

View Test Runs Results

Add, Create Shared Steps To Suites

http://www.sela.co.il/alm/products_WTM.html

Enjoy

Sela Dev Days - MTM, Automation and Load Testing Lectures

shair — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 15:32:00 GMT

Yesterday I had the pleasure to give a Full day lecture about Microsoft Test Manager, Unit Tests, Web Test, Coded UI Test and Load Testing.

We started with a short talk about ALM and ways to improve your development and Testing process using Agile, CMMI and Scrum, then we apply this to how should we work with Microsoft Test Manager with different methodologies (Scrum etc) to create better Test Coverage and better experience for Tester and Developer alike.

After we played with Microsoft Test Manager, we move to Test Automation with Visual Studio 2010, Web Performance Test - we saw couple of ways how Web Testing can save the tester lots of time and effort for Web and Desktop applications – (See Videos)

We moves to Load Testing and talked about the 10 Steps to perform good load testing with Visual Studio 2010 (http://www.codeproject.com/KB/books/LoadTesting.aspx), and of course I’ve showed how to create good, reliable and fast Load Testing with Visual Studio 2010 ultimate, also we talked about create Agents to assist your Load Testing with IP Switching and create much larger load testing scenario.

At the end we talked about Coded UI Testing, the benefit of functional automated testing based on .NET and not some Script language, also the limitation and how to increase some known issues with Coded UI Testing.

I want to say thanks to everyone who attend in Sela Dev Days especially in the ALM sessions, I hope you enjoyed!

Visual Studio ALM Video & Two Updates for TFS/VS You Should Install

shair — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 15:31:00 GMT

Some news for Visual Studio 2010, I’ll start from several updates you should to apply on you TFS and Visual Studio.

KB - TFS 2010 SP1 Cumulative Update 1 – KB2536929

This is the first Update from Microsoft since SP1, and the new concept from Microsoft is to release hot fixes for critical bugs, every once in a while when the development team feels they have critical mass of fixes they will publish new Update includes all hot fixes. – So make sure your Visual Studio and TFS are up to date.

This update should be installed on TFS application tiers and build servers. It need not be installed elsewhere (clients or proxies).
*IMPORTANT UPDATE* - Don't install this patch on a TFS proxy!

KB - Rollup Update - Testing Tools in Visual Studio 2010 SP1 – Read KB

The above update solves several issues in Coded UI Testing:

Attempted to access an unloaded AppDomain. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131014)
"Search may have failed at '<name>' <control type> as it may have virtualized children. If the control being searched is descendant of '<name>' <control type> then including it as the parent container may solve the problem."
And More - Read KB

Visual Studio ALM + Team Foundation Server Blog

Esther Fan has released a great list of videos from MSDN about Visual Studio ALM, you will find videos for Testing, Development, Visualization, Modeling, and Architecture, Team Foundation Server and Lab Management.

Article - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vstsue/archive/2011/06/15/videos-about-visual-studio-alm-team-foundation-server-2010-on-msdn.aspx

A Glimpse:

Testing

Lab Management

Microsoft Test Manager – Test Plan – Part 2

shair — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 15:12:00 GMT

In my previous post I talked about the first stages of Test Plan (Part 1), in this post I will talk about Test Plan Properties.

After we created the Test Plan and define basic Suite Structure I switch the view from “Contents” to “Properties”

The first section allows you to change the Test Plan name, Description, Area Path and Iteration.

On the right side you can define the Owner of this Test Plan (Like Assigned To), The state of the Test Plan – This allows you to plan future Plans without harming the Reports, and define Start and End date so you can track and see Test Plan progress by Dates.

Run Settings:

This is one of the most important sections in Test Plan Properties, the settings here will effect each and every Test Cases running under this Test Plan.

Test Settings: (Select how you want to run the Manual or Automated tests and any data to collect)

From the combo box choose “Local Test Run” or create new one and click Open

Test settings use diagnostic data adapters, which specify various types of data to collect when you run manual tests, automated tests, or both. Diagnostic data adapters can also specify how to affect the test machine. For example, a diagnostic data adapter might create an action recording, an action log, a video recording, or collect system information. Additionally, diagnostic data adapters can be used to simulate potential bottlenecks on the test machine or reduce the available system memory. For example, you can emulate a slow network to impose a bottleneck on the system.

Take Notice – Data Collectors can get very big (Size) on the TFS Server, Especially Video Recording and IntelliTrace , so Microsoft wrote a tool to clean those heavy attachments from TFS - Test Attachment Cleaner for Visual Studio Ultimate 2010 & Test Professional 2010

How To Create Custom DataCollector In Visual Studio 2010 – Part 1

How To Create Custom DataCollector In Visual Studio 2010 – Part 2

If you run your tests using Microsoft Test Manager, you can configure a test plan to use a test setting for all its manual tests, and a test setting for all its automated tests if you need it. In addition, you can select an environment that includes the set of roles in your test settings for all the manual tests, and you must select an environment for all the automated tests in your plan. If necessary, you can override these test settings and environments when you run your tests.

Configurations:

Defining Your Test Matrix Using Test Configurations

A test configuration is a set of configuration variables that specify the correct setup required for testing an application. You can create test configurations for your test plan using Microsoft Test Manager.

The configuration variables include hardware, operating system, software, and any other characteristics that are important to use when you run the tests. Each test configuration can represent an entry in your test matrix.

You can use one or more configuration variables to create a test configuration. Each configuration variable defines one characteristic of the testing environment. For example, a characteristic might be the operating system that you want to use to run your tests and the value might be "Windows XP." This test configuration can represent an entry in your test matrix that you plan to use to run tests. The following illustration shows you how to create configurations from within a new test plan.

In order to create new Test Configuration open: “Configurations In this plan":” and click “Manage” then you can define new Test Configuration from existing variables (4), or you can create new variables (5), Example for variables: MyComponent, Values:1,2,3,4.

בואו ללמוד על בדיקות ידניות, אוטומציה ועומסים בכנס המומחים של סלע

shair — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 22:09:00 GMT

בתאריכים ה – 26-30/6 מכללת סלע תערוך כנס עם 25 סדנאות בנות יום מלא, 15 מומחים מובילים בחמישה ימים עם הנושאים החמים ביותר!!!

אני אעביר יום בנושא בדיקות שיכיל את הנושאים הבאים: בואו להכיר את עולם הבדיקות ב – Visual Studio 2010 ביום אחד מרוכז!

בדיקות ידניות בעזרת Microsoft Test Manager
- ניהול פרוייקט בדיקות במתודולוגית Scrum
- עבודה עם סביבות וירטואליות
- איסוף מידע אוטומטי בפתיחת תקלות
- שליטה ומעקב על התקדמות הבדיקות
- דוחות
- ועוד

- בדיקות Web Test
- איך אפשר להקליט פרוטוקול http ו – https
- שליפת נתונים בזמן ריצה
- ביצוע אימות נתונים חכם
- שליפה ערכים ממאגרי מידע
- עבודה עם Fiddler
- הקלטה של WCF
- כתיבת תוספים
- עוד

Load Test – בדיקות עומסים
- מה זה בדיקות עומסים ולמה זה חשוב
- איך לתכנן בדיקות עומסים בצורה יעילה
- איך נזהה נקודות חולשה
- כתיבת תוספים
- להרציץ וכמובן לנתח ולהבין תוצאות

Coded UI Testing – בדיקות פונקציונליות
- הכרות עם הכלי החדש מבית מיקרוסופט לבדיקות פונקציונליות על אפליקציות שולחניות ואתרים
- ניהול נכון של מאגר אובייקטים
- עבודה עם מערכות מורכבות
- הרחבות ל – Coded UI
- זיהוי של Infragistics, Telerik ו – Janus
- ועוד

נתראה שם

כניסה ללו”ז

סיכום מפגש ALM של מכללת סלע

shair — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 15:14:00 GMT

בתאריך ה – 5.6 קיימה מכללת סלע מפגש בנושא Visual Studio 2010 ומוצרי ALM במיקרוסופט רעננה, ראשית אני רוצה להודות לכל האנשים שהגיעו והשתתפו במפגש – קיבלנו פידבקים מצויינים ואנחנו כבר מתכננים עבורכם מפגש נוסף על הנושאים שביקשתם!!!

בגלל העניין הרב בהרצאות והשתתפות הקהל לא הצלחנו להגיע להרצאה של שמוליק סגל בנושא Team Build 2010 אך בגלל הביקוש הרב מכללת סלע אכן תקיים מפגש נוסף בנושא!

אתם מוזמנים להוריד את המצגות מהמפגש:

Requirement Management using Visual Studio 2010 – מרצה : דן מורגנשטיין - הורדה

Applied Software Testing with Visual Studio 2010 – מרצה : שי רייטן – הורדה

רוצים לשמוע עוד על Team Build, בדיקות ידניות ואוטומטיות,ניהול משימות ופרוייקטים, Scrum ועוד הרבה נושאים בתחום ה – ALM תבדקו ב – Sela Dev Days

שוב תודה לכל המשתתפים ונתראה במפגש הבא!