Libros UCLV { BETA }

Agile Software Engineering with Visual Studio

Five years ago, we extended the world’s leading product for individual developers, Microsoft Visual Studio, into Visual Studio Team System, and it quickly became the world’s leading product for development teams. This addition of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) to Visual Studio made life easier and more productive for hundreds of thousands of our users and tens of thousands of our Microsoft colleagues. In 2010, we shipped Visual Studio 2010 Premium, Ultimate, Test Professional, and Team Foundation Server. (We’ve dropped the Team System name.) We’ve learned a lot from our customers in the past five years. Visual Stu- dio 2010 is a huge release that enables a high-performance Agile software team to release higher-quality software more frequently. We set out to enable a broad set of scenarios for our customers. We systematically attacked major root causes of waste in the application lifecycle, elevated transparency for the broadly engaged team, and focused on flow of value for the end customer. We have eliminated unnecessary silos among roles, to focus on empowering a multidisciplinary, self-managing team. Here are some examples.

Software Engineering for Students. A Programming Approach

This book explains the different principles, techniques and tools that are used in software development. These are the mainstream methods that are currently used throughout the industrialized world. This book doesn’t present easy answers about the value of these techniques. Indeed, it asks the reader to make an assessment of the techniques. This is what the software engineer has to do – now and in the future – choose the appropriate techniques for the project in hand from the multiplicity of techniques that are on offer.

Software Engineering

This book describes software engineering. It explains what software engineering is and how it helps produce applications that are effective, fl exible, and robust enough for use in real?world situations. This book won’t make you an expert systems analyst, software architect, project manager, or programmer, but it explains what those people do and why they are necessary for producing high?quality software. It also gives you the tools you need to start. You won’t rush out and lead a 1,000?person effort to build a new air traffi c control system for the FAA, but it can help you work effectively in small?scale and large?scale development projects. (It can also help you understand what a prospective future boss means when he says, “Yeah, we mostly use Scrum with a few extra XP techniques thrown in.”)

Este libro cubre los niveles I: Scrum Técnico y II: Scrum Pragmático del conocimiento troncal de formación Scrum Manager®

Invoke TDD principles for end-to-end application development with Java

This book is written by developers for developers. As such, most of the learning will be through code. Each chapter will present one or more TDD practices and we'll try to master them by solving katas. In karate, kata is an exercise where you repeat a form many times, making little improvements in each. Following the same philosophy, we'll be making small, but significant improvements from one chapter to the next. You'll learn how to design and code better, reduce time-to-market, produce always up-to-date documentation, obtain high code coverage through quality tests, and write clean code that works.