Architecture Tools in VSTS 2010

Posted by: Somasegars WebLog, on 30 Aug 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Designing new functionality on existing applications can be daunting.  There are always differences between the original design and the current implementation.    The new Architecture tools within Visual Studio Team System 2010 help you understand the application you have, design new functionality you need, and validate that your design and your implementation do not deviate.   Understanding What You Have Understanding the dependencies between parts of your application can be...

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