Tag: Microsoft
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!
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Read more →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 →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 …
Read more →At Tech-Ed in Boston, we ran our first Regional Director Talent Show. John Alexander was courageous enough to warm up the crowd with a series of impressions. He did impressions of famous people such …
Read more →... or at least obtain the ISV competency as a Microsoft certified partner or Microsoft certified gold partner. The full Team Foundation Server (not just the workgroup edition) will be made available …
Read more →Follow your favorite teams and players during the FIFA World Cup tournament with Microsoft Soccer Scoreboard. This fun program allows you to access all the latest tournament news and information with …
Read more →Besides giving a couple of talks on Team System and SQL Server 2005, I plan on hitting a few parties and other interesting sessions.
One such session is being hosted by the DataDirect team, who …
Read more →Is MySpace running Cold Fusion or not?
Last week I mentioned to a group of Team System professionals that I thought MySpace was running Cold Fusion, because of the abundance of .CFM pages.
According to some of the comments from MySpace …
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