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Posted by Deepak Vijay Raghavan on 18 February 2013 in Pragmatic Software DevelopmentOpen positions at Sogeti Sogeti is a great company because we hire great people and we are currently looking for the below roles in Sogeti. Mid – Sr. .NET Developer ASP.NET, VB.NET, C# MVC XML SQL Mid-Sr. Java Developer Spring, Hibernate, Struts Jquery REST HTML, Javascript Report Developer x 3 VB.NET SQL Access, VBA XML Sr. Performance Tester x 3 HP LoadRunner Web, Web Services testing Other performance Tools (Jmeter, Silk, Rational) Automation Tester x 2 QuickTest […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 6 December 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010I will be posting all future blogs on a new blog site. http://falkdjsogeti.wordpress.com/ I have also Imported all of these older blog posts for convenience.
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Posted by Deepak Vijay Raghavan on 28 August 2012 in Pragmatic Software DevelopmentThere are short ebooks on different topics on the SyncFusion site @ http://www.syncfusion.com/resources/techportal Some of my favs are : ASP.NET MVC 4 Mobile Websites Succinctly HTTP Succinctly jQuery Succinctly Avail these free resources …Happy learning! Deepak.
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Posted by Deepak Vijay Raghavan on 27 August 2012 in Pragmatic Software DevelopmentRegister @ http://clearbox.eventbrite.co.uk/
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Posted by Deepak Vijay Raghavan on 27 August 2012 in Pragmatic Software DevelopmentHello all, There are few useful Webinars coming up on SharePoint 2013. Make use of this free learning opportunity. * These recordings are available on demand afterwards. Installing and Configuring SharePoint 2013 on a Test Machine with Todd Klindt, Tuesday, Aug. 28 at 2 p.m. By now we all know that the SharePoint 2013 beta is out, and it’s […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 21 August 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010This is a post by Technical Evangelist Brian Keller. In short, he’s created a dynamic way to present the VS 2010 Test Tools that goes beyond carrying around an arsenal of PowerPoint Presentations. I would really love to see some of his presentations that he’s done using this model. Below is a link to his […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 21 August 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010I found two articles that go into great detail on Reporting with the Microsoft Test Tools. Specifically, these two articles go through some Frequently Asked Questions. These questions span from how to generate different reports “out of the box” to creating custom excel reports that access the TFS Cube directly. Test Case Management - FAQ - […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 21 August 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010VSTS Quality Tools released two articles that go into great detail on how to use CUITest with WPF Controls and how to troubleshoot problems. Be warned - some of the details are quite technical. UITest Framework - WPF Plugin - Part 1 UITest Framework - WPF Plugin - Part 2
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Posted by Brent Stineman on 17 August 2012 in Cloud Computing DigestA month has passed since my last update, so I have a lot to share. I’ll try to keep the run-on sentences to a minimum and go heavy on the linkage. The security of cloud solutions has been very much on everyone’s mind of late. First off was a story from Mat Honan of WIRED magazine […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 1 August 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010Brian Harry recently posted this article, which provides links to some GREAT documentation regarding testing with the Microsoft Test Tools. Among them are links to Guides and Hands-On Labs for CUIT and MTM. Great stuff, although the Hands-On Labs are a bit difficult to fully utilize, as they require the VS/TFS 11 Demo VI which […]
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Posted by Brent Stineman on 20 July 2012 in Cloud Computing DigestBusy news week, so prepare for some rapid fire items. My first link is to an editorial on Toolbox.com about transforming the enterprise for cloud. What I like about this article is that its recommend they in for opportunities instead of just hoping that bringing something new in will make things better. Microsoft fired a major […]
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Posted by Brent Stineman on 13 July 2012 in Cloud Computing DigestQuick plug… If you’re in the Ohio river valley area and you’re into Cloud Computing, you should consider attending Cloud Develop 2012 on August 3rd in Columbus, Ohio. Please support the community and the event by getting registered! More info at: http://clouddevelop.org/ If it’s not one thing it’s another I guess. Still trying to get this […]
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Posted by Deepak Vijay Raghavan on 4 June 2012 in Pragmatic Software DevelopmentUpdate: Due to the nature of the content of this blog post, this has been moved to TeamPark blog. https://teampark.sogeti.com/whalecomc5fa8efcbd9935f4f57fa78ba045de5e15cb3c/whalecom0/blogs/LearnSharePoint/entry/sharepoint_accelerate_program?lang=en_us Use your Sogeti credentials to log into TeamPark and see the contents of the blog post. Thanks, Deepak.
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Posted by Brent Stineman on 1 June 2012 in Cloud Computing DigestThree weeks on, one missed but given the holiday weekend here in the US, I’m hoping you’ll cut me some slack. No more apologies though, time for the news! The first article I have is on the ability for cloud to help support growth. Pinterest (which recently was valued at $1.5 billion) has grown by about […]
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Posted by Brent Stineman on 18 May 2012 in Cloud Computing DigestThis week I’d like to welcome Rajesh Kolla, a Sogeti colleague and friend from our Houston office. Rajesh will be joining me on these digests as a guest author. Did you ever feel that the term “Cloud computing” is being (mis)used in numerous contexts? If so, you are not alone. Here are four reasons that […]
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Posted by Brent Stineman on 11 May 2012 in Cloud Computing DigestHere we are back for my second update in a row. Not being “on the road” has its perks. Still to early to call this a trend yet, but hopefully I can start getting back into my old habits. But enough about me, on to this week’s digest. I often post articles here on things […]
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Posted by Brent Stineman on 4 May 2012 in Cloud Computing DigestI’m making a resolution that this blob will be updated at least once a week for the next two months. Even if I have to enlist some assistance in making that happen. Ok, I was planning to do that anyways. J So without further delay, here’s another edition… Those of us that do cloud computing know […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 3 May 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010Earlier this week I encountered a great example of something that Test Automation people have to deal with on a regular basis. Screenshot #1 Screenshot #2 The left side of each screenshot shows a Close Confirmation Window from two different applications. The windows appear to be visually identical. The right side of each screenshot shows results from the […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 29 March 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010I just stumbled across this article that contains a list of videos provided by Microsoft on VS ALM and TFS 2010. Videos about Visual Studio ALM + Team Foundation Server 2010 on MSDN
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 29 March 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010Here’s an excerpt from a post that talks about how to utilize MTM to execute Automated Tests even if you don’t have the ability to use the Build Process (which is required). If you aren’t using Team Build to generate your builds yet then you’ll need to use “Fake Builds” that your test plan can reference […]