Montreal .NET Community presentation
I’d like to say thank you to the community and the coordinators of the Montreal .NET Community for hosting the event last night. I enjoyed talking about my two favorite subjects: Visual Studio 2010 …
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Unconfiguring Team Foundation Server 2010
I actually had a need to do this today, so I did some browsing of the Team Foundation Server – Setup forums and found these steps:
Execute tfsconfig setup /uninstall:all. This should be done from the …
Read more →ScrumButs are reasons why teams can’t take full advantage of Scrum to solve the problems and realize the benefits. Every Scrum role, rule, and timebox is designed to provide the desired benefits and …
Read more →Visual Studio 2010 Test Professional Webcast
Thank you for attending our recent Visual Studio 2010 Test Professional Webcast. I hope you enjoyed seeing an end-to-end simulation as a user story emerged into a testable requirement and how to …
Read more →Visual Studio ALM Rangers using Ruck, not Scrum
I thought this post by Willy was interesting. It seems that the Visual Studio ALM Rangers are using a variation of Scrum that they are calling Ruck. In the game of rugby, Ruck is a loose Scrum. The …
Read more →I love this new letter to HR Managers (or anyone who wants to hire a ScrumMaster). It’s short and sweet.
Here’s the link so you can use it yourself.
Read more →Welcome new Professional Scrum Developer trainers
I see that Microsoft has updated their PSD page to include the latest batch of new trainers. There are almost 40 trainers listed, from all over the world. Nice work everybody.
If you’d like to become …
Read more →Palouse Code Camp 2010 – Date Change
For those of you who were planning on attending the Palouse Code Camp at Washington State University in Pullman, Washington this weekend, the date has changed!
According to their website, the new …
Read more →Visual Studio Rangers publish guidance for Visual Studio 2010 Database projects
Today the Visual Studio ALM Rangers published more solid guidance. This time it was around a favorite topic of mine – Visual Studio database projects.
This guidance focuses on 5 areas: Solution and …
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