Hope to see you at the MSDN event in Boise this afternoon. I am doing a session on Silverlight in the IMAX theatre and other topics include VSTO and SQL 2008.
C’mon over at 1:00 for the …
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I met up with Steve Smith at PDC last week, as well as Rick Strahl and Jeffrey Palermo (of Party with Palermo). It seems that these guys along with some other respected technologists (Hanselman, …
Read more →2010 Feature Preview for TFS : VSTS 2010
I am in the TFS 2010 cool features talk at PDC with Brian Harry. I’ll stream notes into this post, but please be aware that this discussion focuses on Team Foundation Server, not the full …
Read more →Boise area .NET folks have no shortage of community events these days and November is shaping up with some particularly good gems. These events are free to attend and you get to mingle with same …
Read more →Script for creating workspace and initial folder structure in TFS
At a client site this week, and having to generate the same initial folder structure for many team projects, so I thought I would create a script (.BAT file, no PowerShell sorry).
Below is the script, …
Read more →Code Cast 16 - Glenn Block on ALT.NET at Microsoft
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On this episode of the Elegant Code Cast, Glenn Block tells us about life inside Microsoft for the ALT.NET crowd. Glenn has been with Microsoft for several years and has worked in …
Read more →SQL Server 2008 Report Builder Available
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services Report Builder 2.0 delivers an intuitive, Office-like report authoring environment enabling business and power users to leverage their experience with …
Read more →A Primer on ALM in the Microsoft Stack
By now I you’ve likely heard the term ALM. For the uninitiated, here is the latest from Wikipedia.
Application lifecycle management (ALM) regards the process of delivering software as a …
Read more →Seattle Code Camp 2008 is just around the corner
The Seattle developer community is holding Seattle Code Camp November 15-16, 2008 at the DigiPen campus in Redmond, Washington (close to Seattle). Please pass this notice on to folks you think are …
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