With the release of 2010 on 12 April, MSDN Premium subscriptions are moved to higher level products. This is all outlined in the VS2010 Roadmap, and the details of what is involved in each …
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In Paris for a week and working at Microsoft’s new "Le Campus". It’s very new and very cool. One of the coolest things about the building is the smart elevators. They are not a new thing, but you …
Read more →I was at a client site last month where they have TFS2008SP1 installed and running on Windows Server 2008 SP1. Everything was working fine. We created several team projects. No problems.
I come back …
Read more →Microsoft releases SharePoint Application Development guidance
The Developing SharePoint Applications guidance helps architects and developers design and build applications that are both flexible and scalable. It shows developers how to provide IT professionals …
Read more →MSDN Presents: The Next Generation Client Experience
Join Microsoft and your fellow developers September 15, 2009 for an afternoon at the Overland Park Cinemas exploring the next generation of client experience from a developer’s point of view. Topics …
Read more →Silverlight Fire Starter event coming to Redmond/Online Sep 17th
Microsoft is hosting a Silverlight 3.0 Fire Starter event in Redmond, WA on the 17th of September. The event has a spectacular speaker line-up with Scott Guthrie keynoting the event followed by Tim …
Read more →Download Microsoft Expression Studio 3 Trial
It’s released, but not yet available for MSDN subscribers. That said, you can download the Trial Edition and get your hands on it. My understanding is that you can product key activate it later, when …
Read more →IBM Rational ClearCase and ClearQuest Sales Discussion Guide
I’ve been getting asked more and more about IBM’s CC and CQ products, and not just how to migrate away from them to TFS. Some clients are wanting to know why Team Foundation Server is better. I think …
Read more →Microsoft Learning's new Hardware Level 6
I ran across this document today, which details out Microsoft’s virtualization strategy on implementing 64-bit (Hyper-V) virtualization in the classrooms. As virtual machines do more, and require more …
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