Everything you want to know about Azure DevOps and Farming
November 30, 2010Nov 30, 201011/30/10Check out the recent DotNet Rocks episode where our very own Martin Woodward, Program Manager and Developer for Team Explorer Everywhere talks about his experiences joining Microsoft, TFS for heterogeneous development and more.
http://www.dotnetrocks.com/default.aspx?showNum=615
Brian
November 30, 2010Nov 30, 201011/30/10Yesterday, the Rangers released a Beta release of the next version of their WCF Load Test Tool. This tool enables you to use a trace file to generate a test that reproduces the trace. There’s a bunch of nice new features:
Support for DataSets
Support for duplex contracts
Can handle ASMX services,
November 30, 2010Nov 30, 201011/30/10Yesterday, the Rangers released a Beta release of the next version of their WCF Load Test Tool. This tool enables you to use a trace file to generate a test that reproduces the trace. There’s a bunch of nice new features:
Support for DataSets
Support for duplex contracts
Can handle ASMX services,
November 29, 2010Nov 29, 201011/29/10As part of my series on TFS and VS ALM as an open platform, I’m going to be posting about some of the premier add-on/extensions. There are lots of extensions, but these are ones that I’ve used myself and can attest to the quality of the products and the experiences.
November 29, 2010Nov 29, 201011/29/10As part of my series on TFS and VS ALM as an open platform, I’m going to be posting about some of the premier add-on/extensions. There are lots of extensions, but these are ones that I’ve used myself and can attest to the quality of the products and the experiences.
November 22, 2010Nov 22, 201011/22/10Last week, at the ALM Summit, Tasktop made 2 exciting announcements. The first is that they are adding support for TFS to their Mylyn Eclipse plugin. The second is that they are building a Mylyn plugin for Visual Studio. This is the first in my series on the ALM ecosystem around Team Foundation Server (ok,
November 22, 2010Nov 22, 201011/22/10From the day we conceived TFS back in 2003, we knew that we wanted it to be an open platform upon which anyone could build their favorite development experiences. We started by building an architecture based on standard technologies – SQL Server for the datastore,
November 15, 2010Nov 15, 201011/15/10About a week ago, I wrote a post describing some cool stuff coming in Visual Studio ALM Feature Pack 2. I’m happy to announce that it is now available.
A reminder that Feature Pack 2 is available to customers with VS Ultimate with MSDN,
November 11, 2010Nov 11, 201011/11/10At SQL PASS last week, Microsoft gave some insights into the next version of SQL Server (Denali) and a new generation of database development tools (Juneau). You can read more about it here: http://blogs.technet.com/b/dataplatforminsider/archive/2010/11/10/microsoft-dives-deeper-into-sql-server-code-named-denali-the-next-version-of-sql-server.aspx. Information is, of course, still a bit light because it’s still pretty early in the process.
November 10, 2010Nov 10, 201011/10/10A couple of weeks ago I promised I’d post an update on the farm. It’s hard to believe but it’s been over 2 years since my last big post on the farm. It’s been busy but I still love it. In fact,
