What's new for Application Lifecycle Management in Visual Studio 2013
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You can use Visual Studio Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) to manage your product lifecycle, reduce risks, and improve efficiencies. When you install or upgrade to Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2013, you and your team can benefit from the new features and supported tasks outlined in the following table.
For bug fixes and feature additions provided with the latest TFS updates, see the following articles:
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What’s new in Agile tools, team collaboration, and planning and tracking projects
Go here to learn about changes made to team projects and default process templates during a TFS upgrade. |
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What’s new in Team Foundation build
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What’s new in architecture, modeling, and design
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What’s new in developer quality and diagnostic tools
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To get started, see Plan Manual Tests using Team Web Access. |
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What’s new in deployment Improve the process of managing the release of your app. Deploy your app to a specific environment for each separate stage. Manage the steps in the process with approvals for each step. To get started, see Automate deployments with Release Management. |
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What’s new in TFS installation and administration
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A: You can access the software from Visual Studio downloads.
A: For step-by-step guidance to upgrade Team Foundation Server, go here.
If you are upgrading from TFS 2005, TFS 2008, or TFS 2010, see TFS 2013 Compatibility and Dependencies
A: Go here to sign up and use Visual Studio ALM in the cloud.
A: For an overview of new features supported in Visual Studio 2013, go here.
) the Pending Changes, Changeset Details, and Shelveset Details pages from Team Explorer and open them in new windows.