improving developer productivity and software quality with microsoft visual studio

Improving Developer Productivity and Software Qualitywith Microsoft Visual Studio

Andrew BragdonProgram Manager, Application Lifecycle Tools3-338

Andrew BragdonProgram ManagerVS Application Lifecycle Tools

Code BubblesBefore that…

Debugger CanvasCode Space

Gesture SelectGestureBar

Large code basesWe still find ourselves working in unfamiliar code

Agile development changed the way we workNow we work in a lean, continuous mode

Continuous delivery is becoming the normWe want to provide rapid turnaround on fixes and new featuresFixing issues with live production systems is common

Knowledge Problem: Hard to keep track of everything!

Challenges in Modern App Development

Humans have limited working memory

File-based text editor has not changed fundamentally in decades

Features are spread across multiple methods

Very easy to get lost

Demos

Getting context ?

CodeLens

Developer Heads Up DisplayCodeLens

Demos

CodeLens on the Server

Visual Studio 2013 Summary DataDeveloper 2

Developer 1 Visual Studio 2013

Code Checked-InTFSVersion Control

CodeLensIndexCodeLen

s Index Cache

CodeLens Indexer

High Performance Cache

Opens File

Developer heads up display with five indicators

Review

CodeLens

Code Map

Code Map Debugger Integration

Understand complex code and changes with lightweight visualization

Debug complex runtime problems more easily with lightweight visualization

Thank you!

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