Must have Agile Dev Tool & Web Site
The best tool is the simplest. It shouldn't get in the way of doing things, and it should be incredibly easy. One of my favorite Agile dev tools is the digital camera. Simply snap a …
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Protolize - Great Web Development Aggregation Site
I just found Protolize. It's a great resource for web development - everything from Ajax to XHTML. It's basically a collection of pointers (done very nicely) to various web …
Read more →A few ins and outs when building TFS extensions
Brian Harry has just posted a great Word doc that gives a few ins and outs when building extensions to Team Foundation Server. It's focused on the Version Control side of the house, but many of …
Read more →Browser Compatibility Test Site
If you're building a web site that needs to be viewed in multiple different browsers, it has been difficult in the past to really get a good test. No longer. A site called …
Read more →XNA game development platform will be FREE
Microsoft will be releasing an Express version of their XNA development environment free! :-) That means that folks like you and I can create our applications for the XBox 360 (and, …
Read more →VSTS / Project Server integration
One of the main sticking points with many people is the lack of integration between Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) and Microsoft Project Server. Sure, you can indirectly connect the two …
Read more →ReplaceEm - Great Tool for Global Search and Replace at the File System Level
Every now and then I REALLY need to replace some text with some other text in a whole series of directories. This is especially true when working with MOC course, with LOTS of references to a …
Read more →My good friend, business partner and coblogger, Rich Hundhausen posted this a while back. I just had a need for it, and LOVE the work that Christopher Bowen did putting this list …
Read more →Upcoming MSDN Chat - Developer and Tester Tools
Don't miss the upcoming MSDN chat, this Wednesday at 10am (PST) on Developer & Tester Tools in Visual Studio 2005. If you haven't attended one of the MSDN chats, I strongly encourage …
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