The goal of this 15 minute overview video is to give a concise overview of the recent ATL Security Update and describe its potential ramifications for developers. ISVs should watch this video as a first step in determining what their response (if any) to this Security Update should be. During this video we walk through a series of questions and apply yes/no answers to ascertain if you are potentially affected. And if you are potentially affected we describe your next steps in addressing this issue in your code. Since every permutation could not be covered in this concise format, the video contains a number of links to other information sources for those who require more information.

Join MS staffers John Pelak (Architect Evangelist) Ale Contenti and Damien Watkins (from the Visual C++ Libraries team) along with your host Tim Kashani.

Introduction to Visual Studio 2008, targeted to developers who are moving from a different IDE. Tools, windows, and basic development tasks (writing code, Intellisense, solution and project structure, debugging, etc.) will be covered.

Visual Studio 2008 is a highly customizable development environment. In this session you will learn how to customize the environment to suit your development style – topics include profiles, layout, themes and plug-ins.

This Web seminar introduces Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), and explains the business rationale and business benefits of ALM. After this session you will understand how an organization can get started with ALM. The seminar also introduces Visual Studio® Team System as Microsoft’s solution

In this Web seminar you will become familiar with the architecture of Team Foundation Server. You will learn how projects are managed, how code is moved in and out of source control, and how to work with the TFS build system.

This session presents the architect’s perspective in the software development lifecycle and focuses on the features unique to Team System Architecture Edition for Software Architects. Specifically, you will learn how to use the application and software modeling tools, and how to plan for deployment and support.

This session presents the developer’s perspective in the software development lifecycle and focuses on the features unique to Team System Development Edition for Software Developers. Specifically, you will learn how to perform code analysis, strategies for performance tuning and how to create unit tests.

This session presents the tester’s perspective in the software development lifecycle and focuses on the features unique to Team System Test Edition for Software Testers. Specifically, you will learn how to perform Web tests, Load tests, and how to integrate non-standard, custom tests into your environment.

This session presents the database professional’s perspective in the software development lifecycle and focuses on the features unique to Team System Database Edition for Database Professionals. Specifically, you will learn how to leverage the T-SQL Editor, how to manage schemas and how to perform database unit testing using Visual Studio tools.

Developer-focused overview of Team Foundation Server and the Visual Studio Team System Team Suite. Coverage of setup, architecture and processes surrounding Team Foundation Server. Examples of basic source code management and Team Suite-specific tools.

Learn how to implement Team Foundation Server as a source code repository and project management tool. Topics include version control, check-in/check-out, branching/merging, work items, and more.

Introduction to the system, application and software design/modeling tools found in the Team System Architecture Edition.

Overview of database development work using the tools and guidance in Team System Database Edition.