Installing Team Edition(s) on your Team Foundation Build server
Author: Richard Hundhausen
It's generally known that if you want to run any tests, code analysis, or database project build/deployment that you need to install one or more Team Edition of VSTS on your build server. What's not …
Read more →How maintainable is the code in the Enterprise Library?
Since first seeing the Code Metrics feature in the Development Edition of Visual Studio Team System 2008, I've been on a quest for bad (read: unmanageable) code. Rather than face the tool towards my …
Read more →Photos from the Visual Studio 2008, SQL Server 2008, and Windows Server 2008 Launch in LA
Back home now, and I have a moment to get the photos downloaded from my camera and uploaded to my blog. Next time I'll take my SD card reader with me.
As you can see, registration was quite busy. I …
Read more →Accentient to sponsor Boise Code Camp 3.0
It's not much, but we heard that call that there "wouldn't be free coffee" at the Boise Code Camp 3.0 this coming March 8, so we're kicking in, so that we can enjoy free coffee. Ahem.
This way, we …
Read more →Live from the VS/SQL/Windows 2008 launch
In this, my first post of (hopefully) several today, I'm sitting in the keynote session (next to Douglas McDowell), listening to Tom Brokaw warm up the audience. What a nice surprise. It definitely …
Read more →Team System just made the keynote demo
10:35 AM (Los Angeles)
A fictitious developer, from the fictitious company "Fourth Coffee" is demonstrating the new, agile development features in Visual Studio 2008. She's showing off how to manage …
Read more →Boise Code Camp 3.0 in the Idaho Statesman
Thanks to Jim Gasaway and David Starr for getting the information to the Statesman.
The article does a nice job of outlining our 'camp.
Read more →Scott Cate Teaches me VB ... and ASP.NET AJAX!
I just got sent this announcement from AppDev . I was about to delete it when I noticed a familiar looking face of my friend (and second-time, new dad) Scott Cate!
Read more →Remembering Jim Gray and a Tribute
Time flies. It has been a year since Dr. Gray, a Microsoft research fellow and Turing Award-winner, went missing while sailing off San Francisco. A year ago, at Boise Code Camp 2.0, I hosted a session …
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