Jeff has a follow up post to the demos from Mix here. The silverlight unit test framework is based on a special build of mstest's infrastructure, targetted at CoreCLR.   How cool is that :-)

If you were at Seattle Code Camp this morning and heard me mention the new WCF load testing work that our Ranger team has been doing, Jeff has a great summary post here.

I love our MVPs (most of the time <g>) I was about to sit down, after watching the Seahawks win the division again, and write a lap around the November CTP from a test perspective. However Grant Holliday has 2 great posts. In general he gets it all right, including the speculation about what Shared Step Sets are for, but the one big step he ...

Stealing shamelessly from the mail Gert sent internally, I'm downloading now...   The Power Tools contain an impressing first set of new features; Dependency Viewer Refactoring Move Schema Expand Wildcard Fully Quality Name Refactor in to strongly typed DataSet definitions Refactor Command Generator Data Generation ...

Jeff Beehler sent the big mail, long blog post with lots of screen shots to follow over the weekend. The game is afoot!

Brian let the cat out of the bag earlier today, then Doug confirmed it. The project I came over to VSTS to focus on is starting to get shared. As Brian discusses in his post we demo'd live code from the Aug CTP and the CTP that will follow Aug this week to our Technical Field and it was very well received. Brian's right it has been ...

Gert has all the details.

At the World Wide Partner Conference (WWPC) this week Kevin Turner announced a launch date for the 2008 Wave of Products(Longhorn, Orcas and Katmai). There has been a lot of conjecture about products slipping and stuff like that. To be clear this is all about a marketing launch, the RTM dates for these products are not the same as the launch date ...

This is a cool project for lots of reasons; There is a real need for this It has already been used by some MCS consultants so we know it works Its being released as a community project For me its cool because its for Analysis Services, which i worked closely on for many years, and it uses Visual Studio Team Test, Load Testing, which is one ...

Database Diagrams in SQL Server 2005 and VS 2005 were one of the more *ahem* controversial issues. If you remember at one point they were cut, then they came back, mostly as a result of the overwhelming feedback on them. Well (Data Dudette) Mairead now owns them and is looking for feedback, here is the entry to respond to.