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What’s new in Visual Studio, Team Foundation Server and .NET 4.5.1

What’s new in Visual Studio, Team Foundation Server and .NET 4.5.1. Andreas Pollak (@ apollak ) Product Marketing Manager, Microsoft Austria 14:45 – 16:15. Agenda. What‘s new in the Visual Studio IDE What‘s new in Team Foundation Server / ALM What‘s new in .NET 4.5.1. 88.

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What’s new in Visual Studio, Team Foundation Server and .NET 4.5.1

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  1. What’s new in Visual Studio, Team Foundation Server and .NET 4.5.1 • Andreas Pollak (@apollak) • Product Marketing Manager, Microsoft Austria • 14:45 – 16:15

  2. Agenda • What‘snew in the Visual Studio IDE • What‘s new in Team Foundation Server / ALM • What‘s new in .NET 4.5.1

  3. 88 What‘snew in the Visual Studio IDE • The Connected IDE • Themes and Visual Design • Editor Productivity • Performance Improvements

  4. Connected IDE Demo

  5. The Connected IDE • Sign into the IDE with your Microsoft Account • Move seamlessly between your machines • Synchronize settings across your devices • Get up and running faster

  6. Notifications • Keep Visual Studio up-to-date • Easily determine what’s important • Address later • One common location

  7. Notifications Demo

  8. Themes and Visual Design

  9. Choice

  10. Choice Dark Light Blue

  11. Visual Design • Improved icons • Line work to better define areas and regions • Hover colors • Scrollbar states • Active/inactive instances • Improved experience for high density displays

  12. Quick Look at Theme Updates

  13. High-DPI + VS

  14. Editor Productivity Demos

  15. Editor Productivity • Auto Brace Completion • Move Line Up and Down • Enhanced Scrollbar • New Navigate To experience • Peek • CodeLens

  16. Performance

  17. Performance Improvements • Solution Load • IDE Startup • Responsiveness

  18. C++ Configuration Switching

  19. C++ Configuration Switching 325% Improvement 19,900% Improvement

  20. Symbol Improvements • Cancelable symbol loading • Missed symbol files are recorded • Smarter caching • Earlier detection of bad symbol paths • Ability to trust source server

  21. Solution Load Performance

  22. Recap • The Connected IDE • Themes and Visual Design • Editor Productivity • Performance Improvements

  23. 55 What‘snewin TFS / ALM • Agile Planning Tools & New Web Interface • Commenting Code History • Team Rooms • Git Support in TFS/Service & Visual Studio

  24. Agile Planning Tools & New Web Interface • Improved Visual Design • Improvedusability (copypasteimages) • New WorkItem „Features“ • Board Improvements

  25. Commenting Code History • Commenting on Codehistory (TFS & Git) • Rich browsing & filtering

  26. Team Room • Persistent documentationofeventsandconversations • Rich metainformation • Managing events (TFS & Git)

  27. Git Support in TFS/Service & Visual Studio

  28. source control models

  29. centralized OR distributed

  30. centralized - scales to large code bases

  31. distributed - best in class offline experience

  32. Modern source-control approaches Check-inCheck-out

  33. Modern source-control approaches Check-inCheck-out • Scales to very large codebases • Fine level permission control • Allows usage monitoring • Large integrated codebases • Control and auditability over source code down to the file level EditCommit

  34. Modern source-control approaches Centralized Version Control Check-inCheck-out • Scales to very large codebases • Fine level permission control • Allows usage monitoring • Large integrated codebases • Control and auditability over source code down to the file level EditCommit • Offline editing support • Easy to edit files outside Visual Studio or Eclipse • Medium-sized integrated codebases • A balance of fine-grained control with reduced friction Distributed Version Control • Full offline experience • Complete repository with portable history • Simplified branching model • Modular codebases • Integrating with open source • Highly distributed teams

  35. Changes • Modern apps and OSS workflows • App Architecture: suite of loosely coupled systems • Team: Written by small/discrete and distributed teams • Platforms: Multiple platforms and development environments (Windows, iOS, Android) • Open source components within proprietary solutions

  36. we need to embrace DVCS

  37. Git OR Mercurial

  38. Git took off • The Leading DVCS Tool • Deployment Protocol

  39. Principles • 100% true Git … join the community

  40. Fully integratedGit support Team Explorer TFS SCC Provider Git SCC Provider LibGit2 / LibGit2Sharp TFVC Object Model Team Foundation Server / Service Local Repo Project 2 Project 1 Project Mgmt Issues … Issues Project Mgmt Build Build … Other Remote Git Repo 3rdParty 3rdParty Git TFVC XCode Eclipse Eclipse Shell Shell … … Git-TF

  41. Principles • 100% true Git … join the community • Best distributed VC experience • Enterprise class feature support

  42. Enterprise • Ease of installation • Support and servicing • High availability • Scale • Ease of management • Integrated Authentication • Enhanced permissions • ALM Integration • Localization

  43. Git (hosted by TFS) Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC)

  44. decision at the project level

  45. Git Demo

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