SETEMBRO, 2010 | SÃO PAULO
This slide deck is a
combination of the slides that
I used for parts 1 and 2 of this
session.
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Software Testing with Visual
Studio 2010
Brian Keller
Sr. Technical Evangelist
Microsoft Corporation
I work here…
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…on this…
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…and this.
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http://bit.ly/ThisWeekC9
I blog here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/briankel
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I published here:
http://www.tinyurl.com/ALM2010Book
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Agenda
Subtítulo de Agenda
Understand Microsoft’s testing investments with
Visual Studio 2010.
Learn how to use Microsoft Test Manager to
more effectively author, manage, and execute
test cases.
Understand how to eliminate “no repro”
scenarios by utilizing actionable bugs, including
rich test run information and IntelliTrace.
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Part 1 of 2
Philosophy and Design Goals
Microsoft Test Manager
Test Plans
Test Case Management
Authoring Tests
Running Tests
Fast-Forward for Manual Testing
Introduction to Coded UI Tests
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Part 2 of 2
Advanced Coded UI Tests
Debugging with IntelliTrace
Lab Management
Build-Deploy-Test
Best Practices
Getting Started
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Visual Studio 2010
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software bugs cost the US
economy an estimated
$59.5 billion every year
on average professional coders
make 100 to 150 errors in every
1000 lines of code they write
last year, canceled projects cost firms $67
billion; overruns on the other projects
racked up another $21billion
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need something a little more concrete?
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USS Yorktown, SmartShip
crew member entered 0 in a data
entry field, caused a “divide by 0”
error that shut down propulsion
dead in the water for 2hrs 45mins
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Ariane 5 Flight 501
re-used code from ariane 4, but
took a different flight path
because of different booster
design
conversation from 64bit float to
16bit signed int caused overflow
(exception handler was disabled
for perf reasons)
cost: > $370 million @ 1996 prices
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F-22 Raptor
deploying overseas to japan the
first time
crossed international dateline,
computers crashed losing all
navigation and communications
systems
clear weather allowed them to
follow tankers back to hawaii
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Raptor is likely the most advanced manned aircraft that will ever
fly…
need something a little more visual?
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Climbing
Conditioning
Training
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Release
Test
Development
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Push Quality Upstream
Release
Test
Development
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Tester Segmentation
Generalist
Manual
Testing
Specialist
Some
scripting
Strong
scripting skills
Strong coding
Expert
coding skills
Develops
Creates scripts Some
automated
70% of testing
happens
majority
of
test tools
to set up lab, coding skills
testing
herecreate data
target procedures
here
Black Box Testing
White Box Testing
API Testing
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What usually happens when a tester
finds a bug?
Graphic by Jeff Atwood (CodingHorror.com)
Microsoft Test Manager
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Credit: Michael Niggel
How did I get here!?
Actionable Bugs + IntelliTrace
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Lab Management
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Automation Platform Support
Platform
RTM
RTM+
Notes
IE7/8 – HTML/AJAX
Windows Forms 2.0+
.NET Fx Controls fully supported,
working on 3rd party support
WPF 3.5+
.NET Fx Controls fully supported,
working on 3rd party support
SharePoint 2007
Windows Win32
TBD – Known issues & Workarounds
MFC
TBD – Known issues & Workarounds
FF3 – HTML/AJAX
Currently in Beta
Dynamics (Ax)
TBD – Release Plan
Silverlight
TBD – Release Plan
Citrix/Terminal Services
The client (MTLM or VS) need to be
on remote machine
Office Client Apps
IE 6
Chrome/Opera/Safari
Flash/Java
SAP
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Opportunity for partners to add this
using the Extensibility support. Docs
and samples around extensibility are
here.
Fully supported platform
Partial solution. Further work
required in future to complete
Best efforts with known issues.
Users can workaround these
cases in the code. No major
ongoing investment.
Currently no support but on
the roadmap for future
releases
Currently no support and none
planned for now. Opportunity
for partners to add this using
the Extensibility support. Docs
and samples around
extensibility are here.
For latest info on this, refer this
post.
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