Author: Richard Hundhausen
FTP Online has started a new Team System column written by me! I’ll be writing about virtually anything that comes to mind or that you want me to write about! It’s a twice monthly column …
Read more →GUIDs have always been a passion of mine. I guess it's that they are so ugly, you've got to feel sorry for them.
As some of you remember, I tried to make a quick buck selling a GUID (pic1 & pic2) …
Read more →Transcript from today's VSTS Chat
Today's chats were well attended, with many experts and well over a hundred guests. The quests came fast and furious, with some great answers given by the experts. It seems people are really …
Read more →Transcript from today's VSTS Chats
Today's chats were well attended, with many experts and well over a hundred guests. The quests came fast and furious, with some great answers given by the experts. It seems people are really …
Read more →Editing the TFSBuild.proj file without wasting time
When you’re trying to edit an automated Team Build, you can really get stuck waiting long times for the builds to complete. This can be very frustrating while you’re going through a series …
Read more →Welcome to the team, Jeff Levinson
Accentient is pleased to announce the hiring of Jeff Levinson, a fellow Team System MVP!
Jeff joins our team as a senior consultant, having just left The Boeing Company where he worked as a solution …
Read more →VS2005 Template for listening to TFS Events
I’ve posted about this before, however, it’s so important I’ll repost. If you’re trying to create a listener web service for TFS events, don’t start from scratch! Use …
Read more →Pack up your compilers and IDES, because it's camping time in Portland!
Portland Code Camp 3.0 is back May 19th and 20th!
Location: Washington State University - Vancouver, 14204 NE Salmon Creek …
Read more →Visual Studio Team System Chat – This Friday
Join members of the Visual Studio Team System product group to discuss features available in Visual Studio Team Foundation Server, Team Editions for Architects, Developers, Database Pros, and Testers. …
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