Tag: ALM
Having just inherited a TFS installation to manage, I received a request to add some values to a global list. I got a little nervous about this when I saw that the server had many (MANY) global lists …
Read more →Martin Woodward has done his magic again! For those of you who don't know Martin, he is the primary developer of Teamprise, a fantastic suite of client applications that gives Java developers …
Read more →FinalBuilder 6.0 to integrate directly with Team Foundation Build
Last year I posted a note about how to integrate VSoft Technology FinalBuilder with Team Build. I really like FinalBuilder and think it's easy to use, compared with having to hand-jam the XML of …
Read more →Installing Team Edition(s) on your Team Foundation Build server
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 →Have you ever had a production application in the data center act up, and you spend countless hours hunting down the source of the problem? If so, then then you might be interested in a new project on …
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 →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 →I know. I know. This doesn't sound like a very interesting post, but it saved me time, and hopefully it can save you some too.
When you install Visual Studio 2008, Microsoft creates a "Visual Studio …
Read more →Transcript from VSTS Panel Discussion at US Tech-Ed 2007
Man, I need to keep a closer eye on the work product over at .NET Rocks. I had meant to link up this transcript last Summer, but I dropped the ball. Apologies.
So, what this was was a VSTS panel …
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