NBusiness on CodePlex feels like a Ruby app
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NBusiness is an Entity Definition Language focused on the creation of business entities. Basically, you use a construct called E# to build a code file, which is then ‘compiled’ into C#. …
Read more →Plug-in to Get Latest on Check-out
Sela has created a great little plug-in to VS 2005 that will warn you when you're doing a check-out if there are later revisions of any of those files on the TFS server. Download it here.
Read more →Learning a new language isn’t always fun, especially Javascript. Plus, when you’re working in one language, it takes context switching to flip to another, even for a trivial task. Nikhil …
Read more →John Paul Cook, a Microsoft MVP for Virtual Machines has an excellent article on VM Central on how to use Acronis to effectively compact your VPCs. (The article also covers other areas of interest to …
Read more →VS2005 Template for listening to TFS Events
I’ve posted about this before, however, it’s so important I’ll repost. If you’re trying to create a listener web service for TFS events, don’t start from scratch! Use …
Read more →Shipping unit tests with your shrinkwrapped software
Last year, at PDC, I sat down with Adam Cogan, of SSW, during an MSDN magazine party. Feeling the guilty pleasure of totally geeking out while a decent party was going on, Adam led a group of geeks …
Read more →Running .NET on WebSphere J2EE Servers
I’m generally involved in the .NET space, but often work with companies that have both .NET and J2EE running in their enterprise. Because of our focus on Team Foundation Server (TFS) and VSTS …
Read more →Agile Tool - 3x5 Cards that both shuffle and stick
Here's a great tool for agile development that was mentioned in a blog post below. Go get a stack of these! Shuffle them, pass them around, put your use stories on them, and slap them …
Read more →Install Script for Team Foundation Server
Here's the install script for TFS, both Dual and Single server install. Thanks to Etienne Tremblay (VSTS MVP) for all his hard work in putting this together, and updating it for SQL Server 2005 …
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