Linked by Flatland_Spider on Wed 1st Oct 2008 00:05 UTC
Microsoft Yesterday Microsoft started introducing Visual Studio 2010 to Windows developers with a press release and a MSDN website. Introductions to the next Visual Studio also popped up on various technology news sites; InformationWeek, ChannelWeb, Microsoft Watch, BetaNews, and Ars Technica each have brief summary and explaination of the information Microsoft has released so far. Only NetworkWorld digs into the subject by asking various developers to give their impressions of the new Visual Studio.
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RE: Trying to read the article
by jayson.knight on Wed 1st Oct 2008 05:35 UTC in reply to "Trying to read the article"
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There is also a debugging tool that is meant to capture enough system and application state from the testers to get all the information to reproduce bugs. Eliminating the "No-repro" bugs, in the parlance they just made up. This one might actually be pretty cool, as long as you have enough of a bull shit detector to realize that it probably won't eliminate non-reproducible bugs like they claim.


No automated piece of software will ever capture as much useful information as a good QA department.

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