As software projects evolve, it becomes critical that the code that it develops is robust and maintainable enough to survive the inevitable change that comes with building and deploying. The presenter of this webcast discuss some of the code analysis and unit testing features in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Software Developers, and see how it can use them to understand and improve the maintainability of a software project during development.
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