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Everything you want to know about Azure DevOps and Farming
March 24, 2010Mar 24, 201003/24/10If you live in Germany – or happen to be there in early May – then do not miss TeamConf 2010, Germany’s biggest conference on Application Lifecycle Management and Test/Quality Assurance with Visual Studio 2010, May 5th– 6th 2010 (plus deep-dive-workshops on May 4th).
March 24, 2010Mar 24, 201003/24/10If you live in Germany – or happen to be there in early May – then do not miss TeamConf 2010, Germany’s biggest conference on Application Lifecycle Management and Test/Quality Assurance with Visual Studio 2010, May 5th– 6th 2010 (plus deep-dive-workshops on May 4th).
March 22, 2010Mar 22, 201003/22/10I’ve gotten a few questions recently about the availability of VPCs with more recent builds (than Beta 2). Brian Kelly has come to the rescue in his typical style. He’s put together some VPCs with the Release Candidate on them. They also have some sample data so that you don’t have to create it yourself to see how it works.
March 22, 2010Mar 22, 201003/22/10I’ve gotten a few questions recently about the availability of VPCs with more recent builds (than Beta 2). Brian Kelly has come to the rescue in his typical style. He’s put together some VPCs with the Release Candidate on them. They also have some sample data so that you don’t have to create it yourself to see how it works.
March 22, 2010Mar 22, 201003/22/10One of our MVP, Jeff Levinson, has been hard at work on some tools to turn work item relationship information into DGML graphs that can then be viewed in the new architecture visualization tools. He’s now put his work on CodePlex.
March 22, 2010Mar 22, 201003/22/10One of our MVP, Jeff Levinson, has been hard at work on some tools to turn work item relationship information into DGML graphs that can then be viewed in the new architecture visualization tools. He’s now put his work on CodePlex.
March 15, 2010Mar 15, 201003/15/10This morning we delivered the final version of the patch to Team Explorer 2005 that enables it to work well with a TFS 2010 server. Of course, it will also still work well against a 2005 or 2008 server. You can download the update here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=22215e4c-af6f-4e2f-96df-20e94d762689
and,
March 15, 2010Mar 15, 201003/15/10This morning we delivered the final version of the patch to Team Explorer 2005 that enables it to work well with a TFS 2010 server. Of course, it will also still work well against a 2005 or 2008 server. You can download the update here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=22215e4c-af6f-4e2f-96df-20e94d762689
and,
March 12, 2010Mar 12, 201003/12/10I’ve seen a few people complain about longer delays delivering mail alerts in TFS 2010. The reason is that, by default, we batch all notifications and process them every 2 minutes. This was done to accomplish higher scale on very high volume servers.
March 12, 2010Mar 12, 201003/12/10As I’ve discussed in the past, we work VERY hard in this release to really improve the ease of installing TFS. We’ve done everything from making more components optional, reducing prereqs, configuring prereqs for you, providing better defaults, implementing better diagnostic checks,
