Top stories from the VSTS community – 2018.05.11

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Here are top stories we found in our streams this week related to DevOps, VSTS, TFS and other interesting topics, listed in no specific order:

TOP STORIES

• VSTS Gems – Analytics Extension #1 – Analytical widgets
  Rui Melo introduces the Analytics extension that adds a series of widgets (CFD, Lead, Cycle, Velocity, Burn down and Burn up) that can be used on your dashboards.
• Team Foundation Server and GitHub Enterprise in Azure
  Michael S. Hansen published various templates for TFS in Azure and High Availability (HA) TFS in Azure.
• IoT Projects – Seven Testing Types
  Phil Edwards talks about the Internet of Things (IoT) and the seven key areas of testing to consider.
  
• Safe on-premise releases using VSTS
  Ilias Jennane recently interacted with many customers that were clearly under the impression that they should only consider DevOps practices if they are doing Cloud development. So, he decided to break this myth.
• Review – Professional Visual Studio 2017
  Matteo Emili shares his thoughts on the book.
  
• What’s new for VSTS as announced at Microsoft Build 2018
  Dmitry Lyalin cover’s what’s new for both Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS), Microsoft’s cloud-hosted DevOps service and our on-premises server equivalent Team Foundation Server (TFS).
• Mobile Chest X-Ray Analysis uses machine learning models to demonstrate how smart medical apps can be created
  Garage’s Vancouver internship cohort has been hard at work on artificial-intelligence powered projects that further productivity and showcase leading-edge possibilities which machine learning can turn into reality.
   

ARTICLES

• VSLive! Keynote: Abel Wang on Microsoft’s DevOps Journey
  John K. Waters talks to Abel Wang about the changes Microsoft had to make over the past few years to transform itself from a traditional, waterfall-oriented software provider into an agile, cloud-based organization.
  
• MSDN Magazine! DevOps – Any Language, Any Platform with Azure DevOps Projects
  Azure DevOps Projects enable developers to support a continuous integration and continuous delivery pipeline on any language and any platform. Learn how your teams can deliver value and react to feedback quickly and continuously using Azure DevOps Projects and VSTS.
  

VIDEOS

• Build Announcement Playlist
• Keynote: Vision
  
• Keynote: Microsoft 365 App Development
  

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