If you’d like to file bugs in TFS using a web page, perhaps for users that don’t have VS2005 or the Team Explorer installed, there’s a pretty clean example located here.
Now, I hear …
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Hallelujah! You can now use WSS 3.0 with TFS 1.0 SP1! This is great news!!! For those of you who haven’t seen WSS 3.0 as compared to WSS 2.0, you’re in for a wonderful treat! WSS 2.0 was …
Read more →Integrating Team Foundation Server with Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) 3.0
Just to catch you up, Microsoft's Team Foundation Server v1.0 (released March 2006) only works with WSS 2.0. WSS 2.0 is the old version. WSS 3.0 is the new version, and launched with Microsoft …
Read more →One of the best things software development shops can do to improve productivity is to set Outlook to only check email once every hour (or 30 minutes at least). This is because people tend to take …
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 →PEX = Program EXploration (a Microsoft Research project). I'm not really sure what this is, but a fellow RD, Barry Gervin, pointed it out to some of us MVPs recently after he visited a Microsoft …
Read more →A flurry of VSTS announcements
I've been in Orlando this week, speaking at SQL Connections and have been derelict in my blogging duties, especially with regard to VSTS.
Microsoft announced on Monday that they had acquired DevBiz …
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 →Visual Studio Team System Seminar in Boise
Next week there will be a two-day seminar on Visual Studio Team System (VSTS). Unfortunately, I won't be delivering the event.
If you attend, you can see how VSTS includes an integrated team …
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