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December 13, 2010Dec 13, 201012/13/10A few days ago we released the reference documentation for the TFS Build workflow activities. There are a lot of them and they are as multi-faceted as a swiss army knife – so having the reference documentation is darned handy. You can check out the docs here: Team Foundation Build Activities.
December 13, 2010Dec 13, 201012/13/10We’ve now published the Team Explorer Everywhere documentation online on MSDN. This will make it easier to find and search as it will be indexed by your favorite search engines 🙂
You’ll find the docs for the Eclipse plug-in here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg413285.aspx
And the docs for the cross platform command line here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg413282.aspx
Brian
December 10, 2010Dec 10, 201012/10/10Brian Keller just released an update to his trial/demo VM. If you’re interested in just kicking the tires on just about everything we offer but don’t really want to try to cobble everything together, it’s a great way to go. In addition to VS Ultimate and TFS,
December 10, 2010Dec 10, 201012/10/10Here’s a blog post that details the improvements for testing in VS, TFS and Microsoft Test Manager in SP1. I’ve got an outstand ask to find the list of improvements in the Framework too.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/amit_chatterjee/archive/2010/12/10/visual-studio-2010-service-pack-1-beta-released-information-on-test-and-lab-management-changes.aspx
Brian
December 7, 2010Dec 7, 201012/7/10Hot on the heels of announcing the release of Feature Pack 2 – the Testing Feature Pack, I’m excited to announce that the Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010 and Project Server Integration Feature Pack is now in Beta. To avoid being repetitive,
December 7, 2010Dec 7, 201012/7/10Hot on the heels of announcing the release of Feature Pack 2 – the Testing Feature Pack, I’m excited to announce that the Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010 and Project Server Integration Feature Pack is now in Beta. To avoid being repetitive,
December 7, 2010Dec 7, 201012/7/10Today we released VS/TFS 2010 SP1 Beta and .NET 4 Update Beta to MSDN subscribers. On Thursday, they will be available to the general public. The Beta comes with a “go live” license which means that it can be installed in a production environment.
December 6, 2010Dec 6, 201012/6/10This is going to be a very busy news week so keep your eyes peeled. I’ve got a lot of writing to do but I figured I’d start the action packed week with something light and fun 🙂 A couple of months ago someone posted a comment on my blog about missing the ability to print source code from VS with color syntax highlighting.
