This 3-day course prepares software developers, testers and technology-oriented managers to use Azure DevOps for developing agile enterprise applications. The course covers the fundamentals of the core components of Azure DevOps, focusing on the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) aspects that can be used in order to become a high-performing agile development team.
The course can be tailor-made to your special needs, please feel free to contact us for a detailed offer.
Overview
The Azure DevOps course topics are discussed through examples, demos and hands-on exercises, in order to ensure knowledge that can be used in practice.
The course helps you prepare for the Microsoft exams 70-498 (Delivering Continuous Value with Visual Studio 2012 Application Lifecycle Management) and 70-496/70-512 (Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010/2012, Administration).
Learn how to:
- Get an overview of the Azure DevOps components with the benefits they provide
- Manage agile projects using the Azure DevOps Work items
- Keep the source code in a healthy, maintainable state with source control, branching and continuous integration builds
- Gain more trust by making your project more transparent with reports, burndowns and project dashboard
- Ensure quality by writing automated tests, trace results and review others code
Audience
Developers, testers and technology-oriented managers who want to use efficiently the features of Azure DevOps.
About the instructor
Gáspár Nagy is the creator and main contributor of SpecFlow and Reqnroll, regular conference speaker, blogger (http://gasparnagy.com), editor of the “BDD Addict” monthly newsletter (http://bddaddict.com), and co-author of the “BDD Books: Discovery” and “BDD Books: Formulation” (http://bddbooks.com).
He has been developing a synchronization tool called SpecSync that integrates Gherkin-based scenarios to Azure DevOps and Jira.
Gáspár is an independent coach, trainer and test automation expert focusing on helping teams implementing BDD and SpecFlow. He has more than 20 years of experience in enterprise software development as he worked as an architect and agile developer coach.