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Microsoft Visual Studio ALM Rangers

I just joined the ALM Rangers program

  • Jesse Houwing

Jesse Houwing

03 Jul 2012
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Last week I found an invite to the Microsoft ALM Rangers group in my mailbox. And I'm happy to say that I didn't have to think twice to answer with an affirmative yes!

You can read my Ranger introduction here.

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