A few ins and outs when building TFS extensions
Tag: Visual Studio
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 →Thank you for attending my Team Edition for Architects talk
Here are my slides from yesterday's presentation at Tech-Ed 2006 SEA. Thank you to the many delegates who joined me for the session.
Read more →Visual Studio Team System Public MSDN Chat
Visual Studio Team System Public MSDN Chat
Come and join members from the Visual Studio Team System product group to discuss features available in Visual Studio Architect, Developer and Tester …
Read more →Track your activity throughout the day
I heard a cool idea from an attendee of Devscovery last week. He said that his wife is a consultant who switches tasks throughout the day. Like most consultants, we have a hard time remembering what …
Read more →Good article on using the TFS Version Control object model
Thanks to Eugene and his crew over at Attrice, the makers of the Team Build Sidekick and other Team Foundation Sidekick widgets. They have just published a nice article describing how they …
Read more →Data Dude presentation for the Redmond .NET User Group
If you are in the Seattle/Redmond area, join me tonight while we look at CTP 5 of the Visual Studio Team Edition for Database Professionals.
I'll be starting at 7:15 pm tonight in building 40 at …
Read more →The ultimate in Build Integration
I was recently at a client site in Phoenix, teaching a VSTS/SCM course. They have integrated an Ambient Orb Device into their automated build process. If the build passes, it glows …
Read more →Another Good Team Foundation Blog
I just ran into this blog while doing some surfing. It wasn't on my blog roll, but it is now. :-) It's by Eugene Zakhareyev from Attrice. If you remember from our Widgets page, …
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, …
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