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Stuart Kent DEVB346 Introduction Objectives Understand key developer scenarios where code maps are effective Learn how to create useful code m aps in context of scenarios Learn about the specific capabilities supported by code maps ID: 556935

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Understand Code with Code Maps

Stuart Kent

DEV-B346Slide3

IntroductionSlide4

Objectives

Understand key developer scenarios where code maps are effective

Learn how to create useful code

m

aps in context of scenarios

Learn about the specific capabilities supported by code mapsSlide5

“ A picture is worth a thousand words.”

Fred R

BarnardSlide6
Slide7

ScenariosSlide8

Troubleshoot

Add New Capabilities

Improve

Code/Architectural

Health

Enduring Developer Workflows

Investigate

Design

(

Review

)

Implement (

Review

)

TestSlide9

Analyse dependencies top down

Validate dependenciesUnderstand

OO

design

Assess

impact of a

potential

change

Understand

execution flow

Manage dependencies on a

framework

Concrete scenariosSlide10

Analyse dependencies top down

Figure out how to refactor the architecture and design of code to support a new featureSlide11

Demo

Figure out how to refactor the architecture design

of

backlogmaps

to

work with work item management

systems

other than TFSSlide12

What you saw

Dependency map from solutionClean up of externals

Expand/collapse of nodes & node selection to explore dependencies

Drill into a dependency link

Navigate to source from nodes

Add comments

Save, copy imageSlide13

Validate dependencies

Once an invalid dependency is discovered, prevent new code from reintroducing itSlide14

Demo

Once the

invalid dependency

to TFS from the UX Layer in

backlogmaps

is

discovered, prevent new code from reintroducing itSlide15

What you saw

Creation of a layer diagramPopulation of layer diagram from code map

Generation of dependencies on the layer diagram

Removal of an undesired dependency

Dependency validation

Suppressing errors (existing debt)Slide16

Understand OO design

Understand the design of a body of OO codeSlide17

Demo

Understand the design of the

StoryMaps.Model

namespace in

backlogmapsSlide18

What you saw

Hubs analyzerSelection and delete to simplify map

Population of map with derived and base types

Show containers

Show all referencesSlide19

Assess impact of a

potential change

Assess the impact of a potential change to a code element, to

produce an

implementation plan and cost estimateSlide20

Demo

Assess the impact of adding a new

literal to the

ChangedProperty

enum

in

backlogmaps

, to produce an implementation plan and cost estimateSlide21

What you saw

Code map from CodeLens

references indicator

Show containers

Legend

Flagging nodes

Adding commentsSlide22

Understand execution flow

Figure

out

the path

taken through code when

it is executedSlide23

Demo

Figure out the path taken through

backlogmaps

code

when

one of its unit tests

is executedSlide24

What you saw

Visualize execution flow whilst debugging

Show containersSlide25

Manage dependencies on a framework

Whilst developing an app from scratch, track and control the dependencies on an underlying frameworkSlide26

Demo

Whilst developing a

code analysis app

from

scratch track and control the dependencies on

the

“Roslyn” frameworkSlide27

What you saw

Nuget package

map

Copy from code map to

N

uget

map

Drag-drop DLLs from file explorer

Deleting and replacing nodes to take account of updatesSlide28

Objectives

Understand key developer scenarios where code maps are effective

Learn how to create useful code

m

aps in context of scenarios

Learn about the specific capabilities supported by code maps

Analyse dependencies top down

Validate dependencies

Understand OO design

Assess impact of a potential change

Understand

execution flow

Manage dependencies on a

framework

from scratch

Dependency maps

Impact maps

OO design maps

Nuget

package maps

Create code map from

solution,

code element

, DLLs,

whilst debugging

Grouping, expanding, adding references, adding containers, link styling

Navigate around code, drill

into

dependency, interaction with layer

Styling, flagging, commenting

and s

haringSlide29

Resources

Visualizing and Understanding Code

MSDN

http://aka.ms/msdn-codevis

Get the Most Out of Your Code Maps

Channel 9

http://aka.ms/techedus14-codemap

Map methods on the call stack while debugging

MSDN

http://aka.ms/msdn-debugmap

Debug visually with Code Map debugger integration

Channel 9

http

://aka.ms/c9-debugmap Microsoft ALM Blog

new feature announcementshttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudioalm/ Code Visualization and Modeling Tools Forum

Q & Ahttp://aka.ms/vsarchforumSlide30

Breakout Sessions (session codes and titles)

Related content

Labs

(session codes and titles)

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Developer Tools & Technologies – ALM

DevOps

Find Me

Later

a

t the end of this session

v

ia MSE location above

b

y arrangement via @

sjhkent

or stukent@microsoft.com Slide31

Connect with peers:

DevOps meet up on Thurs

(30

th

) 14:30–15:30 @ IT Community Experts

in

the Resource Zone (Expo Hall 7)

DevOps

sessions @ TEE

http://aka.ms/techeddevops

Resources for

Devs

http://aka.ms/teched-eu

Resources for IT Ops

http://

aka.ms/devopstl

Join the

DevOps Insiders Group msdevops@microsoft.com

DevOps ResourcesSlide32

http://www.visualstudio.com

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/developer-tools/

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio

DEV Track Resources

visualstudio

@

visualstudio

visualstudioSlide33

Resources

Learning

Microsoft Certification & Training Resources

www.microsoft.com/learning

Developer Network

http

://developer.microsoft.com

TechNet

Resources for IT Professionals

http://microsoft.com/technet

Sessions on Demand

http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEdSlide34

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