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Hanselminutes on 9 - Debugging Crash Dumps with Tess Ferrandez and VS2010

November 05, 2009 Comment on this post [3] Posted in Channel9 | VS2010
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Hanselminutes on 9 - Debugging Crash Dumps with Tess Ferrandez and VS2010I'm in Sweden this week at Øredev and I got a chance to talk to legendary ASP.NET Debugger and Escalation Engineer Tess Ferrandez.

In this video Tess shows me how to debug a dump of an ASP.NET Web Site with a pile of awesome and totally new features in Visual Studio 2010. You can open up dump files in Visual Studio directly and see visual representations of parallel call stacks. If you spend any time in WinDBG you're going to be excited by these new improvements in the debugging experience.

I also talked to Tess for an extended Debugging 101 session on the full 30 minute audio edition of my Hanselminutes Podcast out later this week.

Enjoy!

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November 05, 2009 21:51
tess is my debugging hero.
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November 06, 2009 11:14
I know it will sound corny, but this is wicked cool! So far I've been reticent to try VS 2010. Mostly because I am busy with several projects and using 2008. But just for this I will have to download the beta and give it a try.

Thanks for the great demo.

David
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November 13, 2009 8:57
Debugging has been one of the most interesting topics in software engineering to me. I have always been impressed by Tess on this topic. I would be very happy to see more of her videos to learn how debugging works.
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