Productivity

The Q3 2013 version of JustCode has been released and is available! The latest version of JustCode has a lot of great new features. In this post I’m going to tell you about some of the exciting new features in this tool and how they can help you start writing better code today! And if you’re using the Visual Studio 2013 don’t worry; JustCode supports 2013 so these great features available to all the early adopters out there.

Outlook Calendar allows importing tasks from a .csv file, so this can be combined with the TeamPulse feature to export work items (including tasks) into the same format. Thanks to this straight-forward export/import process, a portion or all of your project related tasks can be synchronized with any device using Outlook Calendar and you can always keep an eye on your assignments. In order to import your tasks from TeamPulse into Outlook Calendar you need to have the TeamPulse R2 2013 version. This TeamPulse version supports both export/import of work items to a .csv file and the creation of ...

Telerik has released the Q3 2013 release of JustTrace, which is available here! JustTrace has always been a great and easy to use tool for tracing and profiling your applications, but this new release has some great new features that make this great tool even better! A major strength of JustTrace is that we provide a one-click way to find common problems in .NET applications. You’ll see that we bring the exact same ease of use to our new features that we’ve built into JustTrace all along. This makes JustTrace the best tool to quickly find the issues in your .NET application.

With Telerik's Q3 2013 release, we went two extra miles to make your life as a developer easier. Together with all updates across our .NET developer tools, we are also introducing a new service, EQATEC Application Analytics, which will reduce the time you spend on maintaining your application, and even stop the run-time error reports you are getting from your users.

Agile has no Process, doesn’t have Documentation, doesn’t believe in Contracts, doesn’t follow a Plan These four common agile myths most likely come straight from a misunderstanding of the Manifesto’s value propositions. In order to fully understand the value propositions, you have to take all three parts into account, not just the middle section.