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Sudhakar Sadasivuni

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Sudhakar Sadasivuni is a Microsoft .NET MVP, a project engineer for Wipro technologies.
VSTS, We got the machine gun now :-) Posted: Dec 10, 2004 9:24 AM
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Long back I got frustrated with "Too much" of abstraction in development Visual Studio 2003 and posted this :-)

Visual Studio .NET : a TOY? or a Machine Gun ?

Now Visual Stuido Team System 2005 answers me in an extreme level I think. There are loads of things for developers to play with but as powerful as machine guns :-)

You may want to check some of those features in the following demos

01. Static Code Analyzer (View Demo)
Helps developers detect coding and security related issues earlier in the development cycle thereby reducing the overall cost of fixing code defects. In addition, code analysis tools can be used as a part of the check-in policy for a nightly build process, enabling development teams to correct defects before code is checked into the source tree. In this demo, you can see FxCop in action with in VS 2005, to warn you as a part of your project build process. This was tightly integrated with MSBuild.


02. Performance Wizards (View Demo1 , View Demo2)
Performance analysis tools in the Visual Studio Team Developer Edition enables developers to measure, evaluate, and target performance-related issues in their code, thereby identifying performance bottlenecks early on. In this demo, you can watch Code analysis by Instrumentation and Sampling. Once you are done with this, you will get an exhaustive report of your application performance, right through the lines of methods calls and timings. Well done.

Kudos to VSTS Team ! (y)

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