Delivering High Quality Software Through Agile
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The document discusses transitioning from conventional software development processes to Agile methodologies, highlighting the inefficiencies of traditional approaches, such as high cost overruns and poor requirement handling. It emphasizes the growing adoption of Agile, with predictions that it will become the standard for 80% of software projects by 2012. Additionally, it introduces tools like Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server that facilitate Agile processes and improve project visibility and predictability.
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- 1. Delivering High Quality Software Through AgileJohn BristoweSr. Developer EvangelistMicrosoft Canada
- 2. Go from there…to here.
- 3. Plan everything early with high fidelityFreeze requirements before designForbid coding prior to detailed design reviewProcessConventional Software Development
- 4. Poorly understood, incomplete requirementsProcessDelivery of wrongapplicationPoor performance and scalabilityLittle-to-no designLittle-to-no unit testingCompressed testingTests delayed by broken buildsDefects found by customers.Problems with the Conventional
- 7. ProcessFunctionality delivered on average67%
- 8. Process$59 billion in lost productivity in the US
- 9. Process64% of this cost is born by “end users”
- 11. ProcessGartnerForresterBy end of 2012, agile development methods will be utilized in 80% of all software development projects.Right now, 45% of developers and IT professionals use agile methods
- 12. Visual Studio and Team Foundation ServerThe ALM Enablement PlatformTurn Business Ideas into SoftwareEnd to End Alignment and Visibility The “Right” ThingEnsure Quality Throughout the Lifecycle Done “Right”Build For Change The “Right” Way
- 14. Implementing Process Through ToolingCheck-inTasksUserStoriesBusinessAnalystDeveloperTeam BuildBugTestsBuildTester
- 15. Implementing Process Through ToolingCheck-inTasksUserStoriesBusinessAnalystDeveloperBugTestsNon .NetBuildDeveloperTester
- 16. Implementing Process Through ToolingOfficeSharePointTeam Web AccessVisual StudioEclipseCross Platform3rd PartyMicrosoftTest Manager
- 18. Revolves Around Work Items
- 19. People and Process (with Tools): TFSProcess templates available out-of-the-boxProcesses can be modelled into TFS throughCustom code/API solutionsThird-party solutionsIf you don’t have a process, TFS can help through built-in process templatesIf you have a process, you can extend TFS to support it
- 20. DEMO: TFS for the Developer Manager
- 21. Empowers you to gain greater visibility and predictability in your projects
- 22. Bridges the gap between people and process with tools.
- 23. Flexible to your processes and workflows
- 25. 3Real WorldSoftware DevelopmentManagementBringing to life what we’ve covered through real-world examples.
- 26. ResourcesOnline ALM Self-Assessment - http://bit.ly/ht5nDFMSDN Center: Application Lifecycle Management - http://bit.ly/ga6OBwEssential Resources for Getting Started with ALM – http://bit.ly/linktoblogpostYour Journey to the CloudExperience Cloud development with Visual Studio:Start your journey to the Cloud at windowsazure.com.Activate your Azure Pass at windowsazurepass.com for 30 days of Windows Azure - FREE.