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DevOpsCon Berlin – GitHub Bootcamp Workshop

June 24, 2022 Michael (Mike) Kaufmann

I had a great time at DevOpsCon Berlin. I met a lot of old friends, had very interesting discussions with the audience, and a lot of fun with the orga team and the other speakers. GitHub Bootcamp Workshop Yesterday I … Continue reading DevOpsCon Berlin – GitHub Bootcamp Workshop

Azure, AzureDevOps, DevOps, VSTS12 Comments

Alexa, open Azure DevOps

January 10, 2019January 10, 2019 Michael (Mike) Kaufmann

In one of our Hackathons, we had the idea to create an Alexa skill to work with Azure DevOps Boards. The idea is, that you stand in a daily standup before a none touch display and can move your items … Continue reading Alexa, open Azure DevOps

Community, Development, DevOps, Scrum, TDD2 Comments

8 Books every developer should read

May 10, 2018September 22, 2018 Michael (Mike) Kaufmann

10 years ago, books were the most important medium for developers to learn new things, and to keep up with the innovation in the industry. This has changed completely. In our fast-paced industry, blog posts and social media are the … Continue reading 8 Books every developer should read

ALM, DevOps, TFS, VSTS2 Comments

Git Branching Guidance for DevOps Teams

May 4, 2018January 18, 2022 Michael (Mike) Kaufmann

Finding the best git branching strategy for the teams in your organisation. Continue reading Git Branching Guidance for DevOps Teams

Development, DevOps, TDD, TechnicalDept2 Comments

Clean Code is a team sport!

October 2, 2017December 31, 2017 Michael (Mike) Kaufmann

Most “Clean Code schools” treat it as a kind of personal mastery. You achieve certain skills and levels, learn patterns and practices. But how does Clean Code relate to technical debt in a modern, team oriented DevOps world? Development of … Continue reading Clean Code is a team sport!

ALM, Community, DevOps, GitHub, TFS, VSTS1 Comment

VSTS Plugin for FeatureSwitcher

August 3, 2017August 2, 2017 Michael (Mike) Kaufmann

Today I released a Visual Studio Team Service (VSTS) Plugin for FeatureSwitcher – an open source .NET project to help you with FeatureFlags. The FeatureSwitcher.VstsConfiguration allows you to store and manage FeatureFlags as WorkItems in VSTS. Getting started The package … Continue reading VSTS Plugin for FeatureSwitcher

ALM, Cloud, Development, DevOps3 Comments

There is no DevOps without feature flags!

December 21, 2016December 22, 2016 Michael (Mike) Kaufmann

If you want to do DevOps, there is no way around feature flags. But without a good strategy and the right framework you will generate a lot of technical debt. Here a few things you should consider when implementing a feature flag strategy. Continue reading There is no DevOps without feature flags!

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ALM Days meet Technical Summit

September 19, 2016October 19, 2016 Michael (Mike) Kaufmann

Die ALM Days – der Community Event für DevOps und ALM im Microsoft Kontext –  wird es in Zukunft in dieser Form nicht mehr geben. Stattdessen wird die Veranstaltung mit der Technical Summit zusammen gelegt. Die Technical Summit hat sich … Continue reading ALM Days meet Technical Summit

ALM, Cloud, DevOps, TFS, Visual Studio, VSTS, Xamarin2 Comments

12 steps to get started with Mobile DevOps

June 29, 2016October 14, 2021 Michael (Mike) Kaufmann

I prepared my mobile DevOps demo for our roadshow yesterday. I created an end to end scenario with Xamarin, Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS), the Xamarin test cloud and HockeyApp. I was pretty impressed that it only took me a … Continue reading 12 steps to get started with Mobile DevOps

ALM, DevOps, O365, SharePoint, TFS, VSTS9 Comments

How to deploy SharePoint Apps with VSTS Release Management

March 23, 2016October 14, 2021 Michael (Mike) Kaufmann

Continuous Deployment of SharePoint Apps (a.k.a Add-Ins) is tricky. The app package is intended to be created for every environment because it must contain a client id and secret. There is also no simple way to automatically trust the app. … Continue reading How to deploy SharePoint Apps with VSTS Release Management

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