Visual Studio 2010 demos for testing tools
Coming from Anutthara’s blog (videos are shared on a skydrive, so you will need a Windows Live ID)
Here are an example of the videos you will found to illustrate the new set of features available for testers as part of VS2010.
1. Perspective: Visual Studio Test Elements 2010 and Visual Studio Team Lab Management 2010 Key Benefits (single video)
- Key Benefits of using Visual Studio Test Elements 2010 & Visual Studio Lab Management 2010
- This video highlights some of the key benefits of using Visual Studio Test Elements 2010 and Visual Studio Team Lab Management 2010 – duration 13:03
2. Perspective: Visual Studio Test Elements 2010 and Visual Studio Team Lab Management 2010 Key Benefits (individual videos)
- Key Benefit 2 - No More No Repro
- This is the second in series of 4 videos, which showcase the key benefits of filing an actionable bug which reduces the chances of bug being marked as “no repro” - 5:33
- Key Benefit 3 - Extend TFS build to catch UI regressions early
- This is the third in series of 4 videos, which showcase the key benefits of catching the UI regressions early - 9:25
- Key Benefit 4 - Requirement Traceability and Test Prioritization
- This is the last in series of 4 videos, which showcase the key benefits of Requirements traceability and Test Prioritization - 2:58
3. Perspective: Application Lifecycle Management viewed from lens of QA organization using Visual Studio Test Elements 2010 and Visual Studio Team Lab Management 2010
- ALM 2 – Plan a project in Agile & CMMI
- This is the second in series of 14 videos that talk about the entire Application Lifecycle Management when viewed through the lens of a QA organization. This video highlights the planning of an agile project using agile workbooks and for CMMI project using MS Project and finally associating QA tasks to test cases - 5:43
- ALM 6 - Perform manual test and file actionable bug
- This is the sixth in series of 14 videos that talk about the entire Application Lifecycle Management when viewed through the lens of a QA organization. This video walks through the steps of performing manual testing with action recording turned on, easier and error-free way to enter parameter data & filing of a rich and actionable bug - 4:45
- ALM 8 – Create Coded UI Test from action recording and data drive it
- This is the eight in series of 14 videos that talk about the entire Application Lifecycle Management when viewed through the lens of a QA organization. This video walks through the steps of creating a Coded UI Test using action recording captured during manual testing, data driving the Coded UI Test, adding assertions and finally associating the created automation to test case - 3:39
- ALM 10- Show impacted tests
- This is the tenth in series of 14 videos that talk about the entire Application Lifecycle Management when viewed through the lens of a QA organization. This video walks through the steps of a developer implementing a new requirement and completing the checking-in that triggers a new build, test lead assigning the new build to the test plan and test prioritization feature that shows the recommended tests for the new build - 1:17
- ALM 14 – Reports via Dashboards, Reporting Services and Excel Services
- This is the last in series of 14 videos that talk about the entire Application Lifecycle Management when viewed through the lens of a QA organization. This video highlights the different reports available using SharePoint Dashboards, Reporting Services based reports and Excel Services based reports - 5:44
4. Perspective: Deep Dive with Coded UI Tests (individual videos)
- Coded UI Tests-DeepDive-Episode1-GettingStarted
- This is the first in series of 3 videos that provide a deep dive into the new test type, Coded UI Tests. This video walks through the steps of getting started on creating Coded UI Test using Coded UI Test Builder, adding assertions and providing an overview of contents/structure of Coded UI Test - 8:05