Tim Ferro@FEDSPUG April 3rd, 2014

Visual Studio 2013for ALM and SharePoint

Senior SharePoint Developer / SharePoint Architect Senior Software Engineer at RDA CorporationAuthor / Speaker / Blogger / Tweeter7 Years Architecting and Developing SharePoint Solutionstimothy.ferro@gmail.comwww.timferro.com@timferro

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AgendaVisual Studio 2013.NET 4.5.1Application Lifecycle ManagementMSDNSharePoint Solutions

Visual Studio 2013

Visual Studio 2012/2013 Wave

Visual Studio 2012 Launch

Visual Studio Online

Visual Studio 2012 Update 1

3-week service delivery sprints

Frequent updates for on-premises/boxed products

DevOps capabilities withSystem Center

2012 SP1

September 2012

October 2012

November 2012 January 2013

Visual Studio 2012 Update 2

March 2013

Visual Studio 2012 Update 3

June 2013

Visual Studio 2013

November 2013

Visual Studio 2012 Update 4

Visual Studio 2013Update 1

March 2014

IDE Enhancements

The Connected IDE

The connected IDESign into the IDE with your Microsoft AccountMove seamlessly between your machinesSynchronize settings across your devicesGet up and running faster

Notification CenterKeep Visual Studio up-to-dateEasily determine what’s importantAddress laterOne common location

Themes & visual design

Choice

Choice

Blue

Light

Dark

IDE performance

IDE performance improvementsSolution loadIDE startupResponsivenessImprovements are driven by data from Customer Experience Improvement program

Performance tools & debugging

Performance and Diagnostics hubOne launch point for all profiling tools

Performance and Diagnostics hub

Performance and Diagnostics hub

Editor Productivity

Editor productivityAuto brace completionMove lines up and downEnhanced scrollbarNew Navigate To experiencePeekCodeLens

Code Map enhancementsFind Dialog integrated into editorSolution Explorer enhancementsNew project templatesAnd so much more…

Enhanced Scrollbar

Go To Definition

Peek Definition

Browser Link

Code Clone

CodeLens

CodeLens

References

Code History

ALM

Unit Tests

One ASP.NET

ASP.NET

Web Forms

Websites

Web-pagesSingle-Page

AppsMVC Web API SignalR

Services

One ASP.NET

No “upfront decision” on any ASP.NET technologyUnified dialog

One Project: Web Forms, MVC, Web API

Add any framework to any project

Scaffolding works across all frameworks

Configurable authentication

Bootstrap used for layout and stylingTemplates based on Bootstrap.js

Popular CSS layout framework

Many themes available

Completely new scaffolding system for One ASP.NETWeb application code generation based on your data model

Targets data-driven and CRUD boilerplate code

One ASP.NET

What’s new in .NET 4.5.1

First, a look at .NET 4.5

Client & Device

•Async – for UI responsiveness•Windows Store apps -- WinRT•Windows Phone apps•.NET CF 3.9

Web & Cloud

•Async – for server scaling•ASP.NET MVC4•ASP.NET Web API•ASP.NET Web Pages•Entity Framework Code-First•WebSockets•SignalR•Windows Azure Cloud Services 4.5 Support•Windows Azure Web Sites

Fundamentals

•.NET Async (async + await)•Many new async APIs•WinRT interop•Multi-core JIT•MPGO – NGEN hot/cold splitting•Performance improvements•Reboot and reliability improvements to setup•Support Windows RT

GC•Background GC•LOH heap balancing•LOH fragmentation reduction•GC low latency mode•GC awareness of NUMA and >64 processors•>2GB arrays (or objects)

Libraries•Portable libraries update•.NET Core Profile (Windows 8)•Extension methods for WinRT streams and async•NuGet•Immutable collections•Async for .NET 4•HttpClient for Portable

.NET 4.5.1 in A Nutshell

Developer Productivity

Application Performance

Continuous Innovation

Developer Productivity

Number 9 all time requested feature on UserVoice!Works exactly the same as for 32-bit applicationsClient (WPF, WinForms, etc.), Store and ASP.NET WAP projects are supportedFor WAP projects, need to enable Edit & Continue in Project Properties

64-bit Edit and Continue is finally here!

Managed memory leak analysis

Now available for .NET!Access via Autos window or in the Immediate window ($ReturnValue)Can expand return value in the debugger

Method return value inspection

Common question: How did I get here?Supported for Store Apps, Web apps, Desktop apps in W8.1Enhancements to the Call Stack and Tasks window

Async debugging improvements

Visual Studio 2012 Visual Studio 2013

Visual Studio 2013

EF/ADO.NET Connection ResiliencyProvide reliable connection to Azure SQL DBAutomatically retry/reconnect broken connectionProvides great experience for connected devicesIt Just Works! No code or configuration changes other than installing .NET 4.5.1

ApplicationPerformance

ASP.NET App SuspensionEnables low latency, high density web sites foron-prem/private cloudShipping as part of IIS 8.5 in Windows Server 2012 R2 PreviewProvisioned through the Idle Worker Process Page-out capability in IIS

Early Results from our Performance Lab

ASP.NET App Suspension

In IIS Settings, set Idle Time-out Action to Suspended

Multi-Core JIT Improvements

Performance data from our test labs

Minimize application startup time on multi-core CPUs

Now supported for ASP.NET web sites

Enabled automatically for ASP.NET apps

15% improvement for cold startup

ContinuousInnovation

NuGet ReleasesDuring .NET 4.5 we released two components via NuGet:MEF (Microsoft.Composition) for web and Windows Store appsTPL Dataflow (Microsoft.Tpl.Dataflow)These (and new packages) are treated as any other .NET 4.5 component, i.e. are fully supported

.NET (“in box”)

SystemCompositio

n

TPL Dataflo

w

Http Client

Async

Immutable

Collections

.NET Framework NuGet FeedOne-stop shopping for all of your .NET Framework NuGet packages released by MicrosoftIn Visual Studio 20[10,12,13]On the Web

Application Lifecycle Management

Cloud Services

Business AgilityContinuous

Quality

Multi Platform Multi Device

Continuous Feedback

Heterogeneousdevelopment

teams

Continuous Delivery

SocialUser-Centric

Application Lifecycle Trends

A Development Platform for the Modern Enterprise

SERVICES

HTML5

Modern AppsCompanion

MobileDirect-to-Customer

MODERN WEB

DESKTOP / APP STORE STYLE APPS

SERVICES CREATION AND AGGREGATION

DATAAPPLICATION SERVICES COLLABORATION APPS

LIGHTWEIGHT SERVICES

LOB AppsSystems of RecordHeavy-DutyData Entry

Leverage the same skills for LOB apps & Modern Apps!

Microsoft’s Visual Studio Vision

ALM Your Way

ALM Agile Portfolio Management OverviewKeep focus on what the customer needs• Don’t just build features, but align work to actual customer requests• Easy navigation and visualization of complex hierarchy of feature scenarios

Provide accurate and on-time project status to Project Stakeholders• Actions from each team member are tracked and audited so status reports are always up-to-

date• Remove the guess work on the quality and timeframe of projects

Organize teams to deliver software faster Organize teams on specific features Manage several teams on related projects within the organization Gain understanding of overall project completion across multiple teams

Team Foundation Server 2013

Project management dashboardProject

summary ‘at a

glance’

Key project planning & manageme

ntfunctions

Customize with

favorite metrics

Agile Portfolio Management

Plan what value to deliver Agile for large workloads Create & Manage Features, Items and

Task Support several teams in an

organization Get insight from Features and track

progress down to Stories and/or Tasks

Planning what can be done next

Each Backlog Item is

estimated in ‘points’

History of work done is Team’s ‘Velocity’

Velocity determines what can be done

next

Balancing work with team capacity

Tasks identified

and assigned

Capacity set for

team members

Capacity bars indicate

over / under commitment

Burndown chart – will the work get done?

Burndown charts

progress and remaining

work

Used for adaptive and

frequent re-planning

Task board – a status update on all work

The state of all Tasks

By Backlog Item

or Team

Member

Convenient drag ‘n’ drop

for daily update

Using the Kanban Board to optimize work flow

Visualize state

of all work

Optimize workflow

across functions

Set work in

progresslimits

Customize Columns

Team Rooms

Changesets

Git Integration

Mobile

Mobile

Xamarin/ITR MobilityCloud Mobile Testing

Release Management

Release management needs & challengesMore frequent releasesHow do we elegantly shift from long release cycles to monthly, or even daily?

Customer responsivenessHow can we help set customer expectations about when bug fixes and feature requests go live?

Stakeholder transparencyHow can we make sure everyone understands the release pipeline so they can do their jobs?

Compliance & regulationHow can we feel confident we’re properly tracking, managing, and approving our releases?

Plan Develop Operate

BUILD | MEASURE | LEARN

BUILD | MEASURE | LEARN

Release

Business agility through modern lifecycle

Business agility through modern lifecycle

BUILD | MEASURE | LEARN

BUILD | MEASURE | LEARN

Plan

Develop

ReleaseWorking software to production

Idea to working software

IdeationREQUIREMENTS

BACKLOG

RELEASE

OperateConstruct

WORKING SOFTWARE

OperateRunning software in production

Build | Measure | Learn

Plan REQUIREMENTS

BACKLOG

RELEASE

OperateConstruct

WORKING SOFTWARE

Develop

OperateAgile portfolio management

Team RoomGitCodeLens

.NET memory dump analyzer

Visual Studio and System Center integration

Build | Measure | Learn

Integrated release management

Collaborate

Kanban customizationWork item tagging

Release

Performance events

Continuous value

Load testing as a service

Configuration-based deployments

Work item charting

Automated Tests

Stagestack

InstallApplication

ProvisionEnvironment

Create Test Data

ConfigureEnvironment

ConfigureApplication

Manual Tests

Notify Approvers

Approve Stage

Appro

val

Test

sA

pp

Infr

a

Microsoft Test Manager

Lab Manager

MS Tools

PowerShell

Custom Tools

Release Management for Team Foundation

Server 2013

Unit testing, Coded UI testing…

InReleaseA continuous deployment solution for .NET teamsAutomates the deployment processSimplifies managing multiple environmentsImproves collaboration throughout the processProvides release analytics and reporting

HistoryOriginally launched in 2009 by InCycle SoftwareInRelease 2.0 launched in 2010, 3.0 in 2013Acquired by Microsoft in 2013

InRelease as a part of MicrosoftRelease Management Client for Visual Studio 2013 is available with:Visual Studio Test ProfessionalVisual Studio PremiumVisual Studio Ultimate

Release Management Server for Team Foundation Server 2013Microsoft Deployment Agent 2013Required per deployment nodeLicensed separately

Automates deployments

Automating the release cycle

DEV QAINT PRODTFS

Deploys the same way to all stages

Automating the release cycle

DEV QAINT PRODTFS

Automates workflow

Automating the release cycle

DEV QAINT PRODTFS

DEV QAINT PRODTFS

Full traceability

Automating the release cycle

TFS Drop Location

RM ClientRM Web

QA

DEV

RM Server

How it works

Release Approval

Team Foundation Server integration

Analytics & reporting

Error reporting

MSDN

MSDN Platforms Overview MSDN is a great way to license the team involved in

software development, but always included Visual Studio.

A new MSDN subscription for IT Pro’s and non-MS developers who do not require Visual Studio

Provides cost effective licensing and peace of mind on software compliance for the whole team

Optimized ROI

Efficient Development

Peace of Mind

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Software and services for production use

Primary Development/Testing ToolVisual Studio Professional

Visual Studio Test Professional

Visual Studio Premium

Visual Studio Ultimate

Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2012 and one CAL ● ● ● ● ●

Team Foundation Service ●   ● ● ●

Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013     ● ●

Software and services for development and testing

Windows, Windows Server ● ● ● ● ●

Windows Azure $100/month $50/month   $100/month $150/month

Microsoft SQL Server ● ● ● ● ●

Microsoft Office     ● ●

Microsoft Dynamics ●     ● ●

All other servers (such as SharePoint and Exchange) ●     ● ●

Windows Embedded ● ●   ● ●

Additional benefits

Technical support incidents 2 2 2 4 4

Priority support in MSDN Forums ● ● ● ● ●

Priority support in TechNet Forums ●

Windows Store and Windows Phone developer accounts1 ● ● ● ●

Office 365 Developer Subscription1 ● ●

Microsoft E-Learning course collections (typically 20 hours each; per calendar year)

2 1 1 2 2

MSDN Magazine ● ● ● ● ●

MSDN Flash newsletter ● ● ● ● ●

MSDN Online Concierge ● ● ● ● ●

Special offers from Microsoft and partners ● ● ● ● ●

1 One-time 12 month benefit

MSDN Platforms compared to TechNetMSDN Platforms TechNet Professional

Target Audience IT Pros setting up dev/test environments

IT Pros evaluating software

Licensing • Design, develop, test, demonstrate or evaluate

• Cloud use rights

• Evaluation only

Purchase channel VL only Retail (primary channel) and VL

Benefit differences • Azure monthly credits• Team Foundation Server &

Service• No Office • MSDN and TechNet forums

priority support

• No Azure monthly credits• No Team Foundation Server &

Service• Office for Evaluation only

Why use cloud for Dev/Test EnvironmentsBottlenecks and higher costs with on-prem provisioning• IT is focused on production environments so dev/test has lower priority• Cost are high and data center space is tight

Move dev/test workloads to Azure• Cost & speed benefits from cloud efficiencies • Friction free with support to run same vm’s on-prem or in Azure• Azure templates make building vm’s fast and easy

New Cloud offers speed up and automate routine tasks Build Service Load Test Service More coming soon!

Azure Dev/Test with New MSDN benefitsImproved

Benefit Credits for MSDN

subscribers

Reduced Friction for Dev/Test Usage

No Credit Card Required for

Dev/Test Azure Plans

$50 for MSDN subscribers Visual Studio

Professional

Visual Studio

Cloud Use Rights for

MSDN Software

Per Minute Billing for VM Usage

No Longer Charging for Stopped VMs

Microsoft Confidential

Better Visibility of Used Credits in Azure Billing

$100 for MSDN subscribers Visual Studio Premium

$150 for MSDN subscribers Visual Studio

Ultimate

Lower Azure Rates for Dev/Test Usage

SharePoint SQL Server BizTalk Server

Windows Server

SQL Standard

BizTalk Standard

SQL Enterprise

BizTalk Enterprise

STANDARD: MSDN PRICE: SAVINGS:

MSDN Dev/Test Rates

.09/hr

.64/hr

.75/hr

2.19/hr

2.11/hr

.06/hr

.06/hr

.06/hr

.06/hr

.06/hr

33%

90%

92%

97%+

97%+

3 VMs for 16 hours a day

premium

$100

PER MONTH

MSDN Credits

ultimate

$150PER MONTH

professional

$50PER MONTH

premium

$100

PER MONTH

premium

$100

PER MONTH

80 VMs for 20 hour load test

MSDN Credits

ultimate

$150PER MONTH

professional

$50PER MONTH

premium

$100

PER MONTH

premium

$100

PER MONTH

50 HDInsight nodes for 10 hrs

MSDN Credits

ultimate

$150PER MONTH

professional

$50PER MONTH

premium

$100

PER MONTH

premium

$100

PER MONTH

Up to 100 web sites + DB

MSDN Credits

ultimate

$150PER MONTH

professional

$50PER MONTH

premium

$100

PER MONTH

Move Dev/Test to Azure Today!

Enable innovation with test and devlabs in the cloud

Cost effective

Improved developer agility

Ship tested in realistic scale

Use existing development tools & languages

Access on-premise resources if necessary On-

premisesWindows

Azure

Lab Sandbox

Developer

Virtual Machines

Virtual Machines

Virtual Machines

SQL ServerWindows Server

VHD

Visual Studio

> PowerShell

• Available in Preview for Team Foundation Service

• Enables customers to scale load tests with no infrastructure investments!

• Requires Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate

Load Testing using Team Foundation Service

• Developer desktop:• Azure provides

test/development use rights of Visual Studio in the cloud

• Benefits:• Greater agility—does not impact

corporate desktop mandates• Get started earlier on development

of Windows 8 apps• MSDN can cover up to 100% of cost

Another way to use Azure benefits…

Learn more about using Azure for test/dev at http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/cdndevs/CloudForDevTest

SharePoint Development

Flexible lifecycleNew apps

Familiar toolsetsEmbracing web standards to provide developers with choice and flexibility.

Deploy and maintain your apps publicly or internally with flexibility and control.

A new class of apps enabling new scenarios and user experiences.

A New App Model

App

App manifestWeb page<XML>HTML/CSS/JS

App Anatomy

Apps for Office and SharePoint

Apps for SharePoint

CharacteristicsOnline web application

App’s server-side hosted by autonomous Web Server or Windows Azure

Integrated and supported by SharePoint

Supported by any browser (potentially)

Document management integration

SharePoint resources integration

News in VS 2013MVC5 support for apps

Improvements when publishing apps to Windows Azure Websites

Remote Debugging of Workflows against an Office 365 developer site

Full pageImplement complete app experiences to satisfy business scenarios

App partsCreate app parts that can interact with the SharePoint experience

UI command extensionsAdd new commands to the ribbon and item menus

Apps for SharePoint Form Factors

Get remote events from SharePoint.Use CSOM/REST + OAuth

Provider-hosted app

Bring your own server hosting infrastructure

Auto-hosted appWindows Azure + SQL Azure provisioned automatically as

apps are installed

SharePoint

web

Your hosted site

SharePoint

webAzure

SharePoint-hosted app

Reuse web elements (lists, out-of-box web parts). Client-side technologies

and declarative workflows

Hostweb

App web(from WSP)

Cloud-hosted apps

SharePoint App Hosting

Office Developer ToolsIncluded in Visual Studio 2013!

Supports cloud app model

Develop against Office 365 or on-premises

Rich tooling support for app artifacts

Visual Studio 2013 Tools and Templates

Build apps using your favorite frameworks and tools

New project and item templates for fields, lists, content types

Debugging Profiling

First-class development environment

Access all target features, e.g., workflow, remote event receivers, BCS

Creating a Cloud-Hosted AppNew project wizardAuto-hosted and Provider-hosted both include a web project

Add event to SharePoint-hosted appApp events and remote event receivers add a web project

Convert a web project to appChoose “Add App for SharePoint” from Project menu of any web project

ALM and SharePoint 2010/2013 Solutions

Coded UI support for SharePoint

Emulators and Fakes framework support

Continuous integration

Profiler support

Load and web performance testing

IntelliTrace® support for SharePoint

Q&A

Additional resourcesWhat’s new in VS 2013:msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/bb386063(v=vs.120).aspx

Visual Studio blog:blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/

Visual Studio Toolbox on Channel 9:channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Visual-Studio-ToolboxMSDN ALM:msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/fda2bad5(v=vs.120).aspxhttp://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Breakpoint/ep1

Get further information on .NET

http://www.microsoft.com/NET

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/dn338450

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/vstudio/aa496123

http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/ http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Visual-Studio-Toolbox/Visual-Studio-2013-Preview

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