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Dec 21, 2009
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Praktik Hosting of Team Foundation Server

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

I’ve seen a lot of companies asking themselves whether they want to host their own ALM solution or pay someone else to do it.  Most are still deciding to do it for themselves but I see more people deciding to let someone else do it every year.  Being able to rely on someone else to provide a 24x7, global, reliable service is definit...

TFS
Dec 21, 2009
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Praktik Hosting of Team Foundation Server

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

I’ve seen a lot of companies asking themselves whether they want to host their own ALM solution or pay someone else to do it.  Most are still deciding to do it for themselves but I see more people deciding to let someone else do it every year.  Being able to rely on someone else to provide a 24x7, global, reliable service is definit...

TFS
Dec 21, 2009
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Final TFS Beta 2 Test Patch is Available

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

Today we are releasing the final TFS Beta 2 test patch.  This patch is for the client and has a few nice bug fixes in it.  Again, if you get the chance to try it out, please let me know if you have any issues. http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/Downloads/DownloadDetails.aspx?DownloadID=25422 or http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/KB9781...

TFS
Dec 17, 2009
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VS 2010 & .NET 4 Public Release Candidate Planned

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

I've written extensively in the last few weeks about the feedback we've gotten from our Beta 2.  I hope you can tell we've heard your feedback, we are taking it very seriously and are committed to shipping a product that you love.  I'm grateful for all of the feedback you've given.  I'm also grateful to all of you who have been able ...

Visual StudioPerformance
Dec 17, 2009
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Update on Debugger Perf

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

One of the things we got a lot of performance feedback on in Beta 2 was the debugger.  We’ve been working hard on it since Beta 2 and it’s looking much better.  There was no single thing that was a magic bullet that made everything go faster – but rather a whole lot of small things that together have made a huge difference.  Like man...

Visual StudioPerformance
Dec 17, 2009
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Update on Debugger Perf

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

One of the things we got a lot of performance feedback on in Beta 2 was the debugger.  We’ve been working hard on it since Beta 2 and it’s looking much better.  There was no single thing that was a magic bullet that made everything go faster – but rather a whole lot of small things that together have made a huge difference.  Like man...

Visual StudioPerformance
Dec 16, 2009
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Proof point for improved TFS 2010 manageability

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

As you know we’re a big believer in dogfooding the products we are building and TFS has a long history of it.  Dogfooding of TFS 2010 started even before Beta 1 shipped, both inside our team and with a few other groups in Microsoft.  One of those groups was a team in MSIT that was particularly interested in trying out the new testing capa...

TFS
Dec 16, 2009
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GamCom Talmia – A very cool process automation tool for TFS

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

GamCom have just released a video demo of Talmia, their innovative process workflow tool for Team Foundation Server. The video shows how an example development process can be implemented so that work items are created and updated automatically along with relevant email alerts, escalation criteria and more. Updates are made interactively in response...

TFSVisual Studio
Dec 14, 2009
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A last comment on editor/IntelliSense improvements

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

I got some data on some of the changes the languages team has made from Scott Wiltamuth (PUM of the languages team). The first change is in the message dispatching priority that we do in keystroke processing.  As a user is typing code that involves statement completion UI, we have a choice to make about the relative priority of (a) processing ...

Visual StudioPerformance
Dec 14, 2009
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Requests for access to VS 2010 post Beta 2 SLCTP builds

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

Since I posted my offer to hook you up with one of the Super-Limited Community Technology Preview builds, I have received a number of requests.  I'm happy to do it but I want to clarify one thing.  A few people seem to have the assumption that the build will be more stable than Beta 2 and therefore a great upgrade for their daily use.&nbs...

Visual StudioPerformance