TechReady 14 Report … T+0 - Day 1 was focused on Ruck and Quick Reference Guidance

We had a turmoil first day, with both the second part of the ALM Rangers sabbatical #4 starting (see upcoming flash for details) and the first two ALM Ranger sessions taking place at TechReady.

We got great feedback for the Quick Reference project, which Charles Sterling “Chuck” will be taking to the team for consideration. Keep candid feedback rolling in, because we need “your” thoughts and suggestions to continuously improve our deliverables. Brian Blackman delivered a great chat explaining the evolution of Ruck and how the ALM Rangers are dog fooding the latest tools, especially the Team Foundation Service.

Take note of tomorrow’s ALM Ranger sessions, highlighted in yellow, struck through indicates that session has been delivered:

• DEV329 * : Learning the new source code management (SCM) features of Visual Studio 11
• DEV353 * : Beyond BRDLite
• DEVCT202 * : How to land ALM Assessments by the customers
• DEVCT203 * : Quick References
• DEVCT301 * : Visual Studio Architecture Tooling Guidance(ABE)
• DEVCT302 * : VM Factory
• DEVCT303 * : TFS Upgrade Guidance
• DEVCT306 * : Team Foundation Server Project Planning
• DEVCT307 * : Team Foundation Server Process Template Customization Guidance
• DEVCT309 * : Test Release Management Guidance
• DEVCT310 * : Ruck, Scrum, and using TFS on Windows Azure
• DEVCT313 * : Practical Kanban Guidance

We are looking at a VERY busy day for tomorrow

Good news is that I have been able to start handing our the t-shirts I organized for my personal ALM Ranger champions. The following t-shirts have been distributed so far:

Finally, the usual pictures …

	The search for more new beers continues … last night I enjoyed this Hefeweizen, which was really, really nice!
	Photos from the DEVCT310 * : Ruck, Scrum, and using TFS on Windows Azure session.
	Photos from the DEVCT203 * : Quick References session.

See you tomorrow