Yep, these are the RDs and other MVPs that I hang out with on a regular basis.
Caution: Before clicking this link, let me warn you that you are going to see things that you can't un-see!
Hat-tip to …
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Roll Your Own SQL Server 2005 Database Diagrams
A friend of mine, John Paul Cook, has tricked out SQL Server 2005 database diagrams to show more than just relationships between tables.
Read the DevX article and download the code.
Read more →GetLatest on Checkout in Team System
Brian Harry discloses some of the expected features and fixes in TFS SP1 as well as features in the new version of the MSSCCI provider (GetLatest on Checkout being one of them).
Read more here.
Read more →Get Latest on Checkout in Team System
Brian Harry discloses some of the expected features and fixes in TFS SP1 as well as features in the new version of the MSSCCI provider (GetLatest on Checkout being one of them).
Read more here.
Read more →Team System for Database Professionals - Resources on the Web
Here are some of the useful resources on the Web for the Team System Edition for Database Professionals:
MSDN Site PowerToys Site Team Blog Thomas Murphy's Blog Cameron Skinner's Blog Matt Nunn's Blog …
Read more →Oh, my goodness! How cool is this! :-) I just found out about the Microsoft Robotics Studio, and had to blog it... Here's the background, from the site (which you can find …
Read more →Some (not so mainstream) Software Development Methodologies
Aside from MSF, Scrum, XP, and RUP, I've been finding some other methodologies and frameworks as I travel and meet with teams. Some might make for interesting Process Templates in Team System. …
Read more →My Team System Book in Russian
If nothing else, I now know how to spell my name in Russian!
Here's a link to view the back of the book as well.
Thanks to our friends at AVICode for sending me this copy. We enjoyed …
Read more →Pascal Belaud, a .NET evangelist at Microsoft France, has started a beta plan for his popular OlyMars product. Version 1.5 will support .NET 2.0 and SQL Server 2005.
So what …
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