Named a Microsoft MVP in DevOps, Again
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The email arrived this week: I have been accepted into the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional program for the coming year, in DevOps. The award date is August 1, 2026.
I am genuinely happy about it, …
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In 2014, the Scrum Guide was moved off of Scrum.org and posted to ScrumGuides.org. At the same time, all of the major Scrum organizations in the world acknowledged this as the official definition of …
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UPDATE (14 March 2014) - As a few of you have pointed out, Service Pack 1 for Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 is now available.
Wanted to share a surprise impediment from earlier this week. …
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Today I was trying to open the ProcessGuidance.html file ...
A double-click, or a right-click > Open both resulted in Internet Explorer asking me if I want to Save or Cancel the document download. …
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Read more →Config To use the new version of TFS on a clean VM, I am going to use the following:
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Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 64 bit SQL2012 RC Enterprise – the …
Read more →Run Visual Studio 11 ALM VMs on a 32-bit operating system
Like most Microsoft ALM geeks, I downloaded the Visual Studio 11 ALM VM the day Brian Keller posted it. One of the first things I realized is that the VM is for 64-bit operating systems only. This is …
Read more →Emergent Architecture Presentation at TechEd 2011
UPDATE (3 June 2011): Watched the recorded presentation on Channel 9.
I finally got my (final) Emergent Architecture (DPR308) presentation posted. I had a couple of people tell me that the deck they …
Read more →Would You, Could You With TFS?
As you know Team Foundation Server 2010 supports most (but not all) Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) activities as the busy diagram below (from InCycle Software) suggests:
In addition to …
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