I’m working on an application that uses Git hosted by Visual Studio Online. My development site is hosted as an Azure website. I want to be able to push directly from my desktop to Azure, which is pretty simple to configure from the Azure portal by clicking on “Integrate source control” Then select Local Git […]
Yesterday I was working in my Visual Studio Online account and I noticed a new link that I hadn’t seen before: I got really excited so I had to check it out and I found the new tool to create a run Load tests right from Visual Studio Online. That’s right, you don’t even have […]
Typically, if you want to bulk-edit TFS work items, you would use the Excel add-in that is installed when you install Team Explorer (or as part of Visual Studio). This is not possible for test cases and their related test steps. If you are using TFS 2013 or Visual Studio Online, you are able to […]
Today I am presenting a Webinar on Azure and Visual Studio Online. If you’re serious about improving your organization’s Application Lifecycle Management, you won’t want to miss this event. Join ALM Ranger and Microsoft MVP, Esteban Garcia as he explores the features in Visual Studio Online. Find out how to get your applications up and […]
Visual Studio Online gives you the ability to create and manage your product backlog, prioritize your workload, create iterations or sprints, create tasks associated with your backlog, create test plans and test cases to test your product backlog items, of course use version control with the options to use either Team Foundation Version Control or […]
The new Azure Portal lets you create Visual Studio Online team projects without leaving the portal, and even lets you create additional Visual Studio Online accounts. Currently, if you go directly to Visual Studio Online, you are only able to create a single VSO account per Microsoft ID. You access the new portal by going […]
A few days ago Visual Studio and TFS 2013 Update 4 CTP1 was announced. One of the major features included in this update is the ability to perform Pull Requests when using Git. This is a very important Git feature and it is great to see it making its way to TFS on-premises. This feature […]
This Saturday, September 13, I am speaking at Code Impact in Jacksonville. This is a new community event started by my friend and community rockstar Bayer White who has a long history of putting together great events up in Jax. I’m presenting 2 sessions: 1:40 – 2:30 Plan, Create, and Deploy to Azure with Visual […]
Este Julio pasado, fui a Washington para la conferencia World Partner Conference de Microsoft. Fue mi primera vez asistiendo a WPC y realmente lo disfruté. Normalmente voy a conferencias centradas en desarrollo de sistemas así que para mí, era un tipo diferente de conferencia para mí. Se centraba fuertemente en la estrategia, desde una perspectiva […]
About a month ago, I moved analytics for this blog from Google Analytics to Application Insights. My blog is hosted as an Azure website and I use Visual Studio Online for all my personal projects, including all my Pluralsight recording, so I wanted to move my analytics to Azure. Application Insights is more than just […]