Thursday September 9th, 6PM, Polaris Microsoft Office (4th Floor)
Agenda:
Regardless of what kind of development we do, most applications require data storage: database, file system, memory, cloud, etc. Since the relational database is still the most common platform for data storage, the question becomes "how do we manage our database development effort and keep it synchronized with code?"
In this presentation we will explore how Visual Studio 2010 addresses many of our database development pains.
- With Schema/Data Comparisons we can start new database development or pull in an existing schema and data.
- Improved Refactoring Tools help us to avoid costly typos and allow for reliable schema updates.
- Robust sample Data Generation Plans provides us with a freedom to develop against populated databases without compromising production sensitive data.
- With ability to create tests for stored procedures and plugging the database project into the automated build, we can verify expected output and performance as part of the Continuous Integration build.
- With robust deployment choices we can target local development or test environments independently of each other.
Biography:
Alexei graduated from Capital University with Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry ACS and Physics. He also attended graduate program at The Ohio State University for Analytical Chemistry. Alexei has been with Quick Solutions since 2004, currrently he is driving ALM and .NET practices at QSI. Alexei’s development background involves primarily working with Microsoft based platforms with special interests in Team Foundation Server and Visual Studio. Outside of work he is passionate about science, science fiction, hockey, and his wife Tammy.
Alexei is the co-founder of Central Ohio Application Life-cycle Management Group and an active member of Ohio IT community. Twitter: @Leshka.
You can read more about Alexei Govorine at govorin.blogspot.com.
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