I am very excited about speaking at Microsoft Ignite this year. This will be my first time speaking at Microsoft’s yearly event focused on IT Professionals and Developers. I will be doing 2 sessions (1 will be repeated, so I will be speaking 3 times). You can see my sessions here: https://myignite.microsoft.com/speaker/218167?source=sessiondetail&sessionId=55854 The sessions will […]
This November, I will be back at Live! 360 in Orlando. The conference runs from November 12th through November 17th at the Royal Pacific Resort. I spoke there last year and I’m super excited that they invited me back. You can check out the event details at http://bit.ly/LSPK30_home, or go directly to sign up here: […]
The 12th annual Orlando Codecamp is this Saturday, April 8th! Once again, the ONETUG board has put together an amazing lineup of speakers and sessions and we will have another great Code Camp. Code Camp is a free event put together by the Central Florida software development community, for the community. We’ll have sessions covering […]
When you create a team in Team Service, you get access to 3 backlog levels: – Epic – Feature – Backlog Items (or Stories or Requirements) Starting with the March 8th release, you can now define additional levels and assign either an existing or a new Work Item type to that backlog. This allows you […]
Last Thursday, I gave a presentation at Agile Orlando. The talk focused on the journey taken by Nebbia Technology so far, growing into a sustainable software company while using Agile practices. I’m used to putting together more technical talks, so this was a bit challenging to prepare but it was great to look back and […]
For the 12th year in a row, the Orlando .NET User Group is planning Orlando Code Camp. This year’s event will occur on Saturday, April 8th at Seminole State College. We currently have Call for Speakers open until February 10th. Last year’s even had over 600 people and cover all sorts of great technologies, and […]
A few months ago, I blogged about moving a Git repo from GitHub to Team Services. Since then, Microsoft has added an even easier way to import any Git repo into your VSTS account. You can now import it directly from the Team Services: From the Repository dropdown list, select Import repository Enter the clone […]
A few months ago, I created the Orlando DevOps Meetup group. This is a group for anyone interested in DevOps practices, including build automation, continuous deployment, Cloud enablement, load testing, software quality, infrastructure as code, developer collaboration, Agile software development practices, and more. We’ve had a good number of people sign up for the group […]
The Nebbia team is going on the road! We recently announced a set of DevOps workshops that we will be delivering throughout the Southeast. This workshop is all about DevOps and Microsoft Azure, showing you how you can leverage Visual Studio Team Services to add value to your business in three key areas: • Streamlining […]
As you and your team start using Azure to support your DevOps initiatives, you may find yourself looking for a way to control costs and provide your team a way to easily create, start/stop, and tear-down environments. This is where DevTest Labs come in. As your teams go through and complete their iterations, we’ve proven […]