Tag: Visual Studio
I just ran across my Visual Studio 2005 Team System book in Hungarian. Very cool!
Check out the Interbook.hu site for more information. I'll see if I can't get a copy.
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 …
Read more →MSDN article on TFS Branching and Merginge
Check out Chris Birmele's MSDN article "Branching and Merging Primer" on MSDN.
The article is short and sweet, but states the case well for SCM and even includes a few branching patterns.
Read more →MSDN article on TFS Branching and Merging
Check out Chris Birmele's MSDN article "Branching and Merging Primer" on MSDN.
The article is short and sweet, but states the case well for SCM and even includes a few branching patterns.
Read more →Team Foundation Server SP1 (Beta) is available!
It's been a long time coming, and will address many common problems people have been running into. Get your hands on the beta and start giving feedback today!
Read Brian Hary's post for more …
Read more →Team Foundation Server SP1 (Beta) is available
It's been a long time coming, and will address many common problems people have been running into. Get your hands on the beta and start giving feedback today!
Read Brian Hary's post for more …
Read more →Team Foundation Server SP1 BETA Launched Today
TFS SP1 is out! it takes a while to get on the list, and to start the downloads, but it's worth it! There are lots of improvements in SP1 and I'll be running a few tests against it …
Read more →Arbeiten mit dem Visual Studio 2005 Team System
Finally, my German last name on a book in German! :-)
I picked this up when I was in Stuttgart last summer at the World Cup. This one now sits on my shelf next to the Russian version.
Read more →Support for Word and Excel reporting from Reporting Services
Reporting in Team System is handled by SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services. As such, team members get to enjoy (and are restricted-by) the built-in report rendering extensions (CSV, Excel, HTML, …
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