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Everything you want to know about Azure DevOps and Farming
February 19, 2016Feb 19, 201602/19/16Another good book recently hit the virtual shelves – this one on Continuous Deployment with TFS and VS Team Services. The book covers both the principles and practices around continuous delivery, as well as hands on guidance. Check it out…
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February 11, 2016Feb 11, 201602/11/16One of our MVPs, Tarun Arora just published a book on TFS 2015. It covers TFS up to TFS 2015 Update 2. Check it out…
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1784391050.
Brian
February 10, 2016Feb 10, 201602/10/16Today we released TFS 2015 Update 2 RC 1 and VS 2015 Update 2 CTP1. I’m going to talk about TFS here and you can go to the Visual Studio blog to learn more about VS.
This release of TFS is a “go-live”
February 9, 2016Feb 9, 201602/9/16We are committed to making VS Team Services a great solution for all developers – for any application on any platform. For several years now, we’ve had a concerted effort to build a great solution for Java developers with an Eclipse plugin,
February 6, 2016Feb 6, 201602/6/16Please read my post from yesterday first. Unfortunately I had a family commitment and had to leave early Friday afternoon before the post was complete. I asked someone on my team to finish it and he did an excellent job and I’m grateful.
February 5, 2016Feb 5, 201602/5/16We had two serious availability incidents in the past 2 days. I’m incredibly sorry for the problems that these have caused. Increasingly we are bringing on more and more customers who rely on this service day in and day out and any significant interruption is entirely unacceptable.
February 5, 2016Feb 5, 201602/5/16When we first released the Package Management preview in November, it was only available in the US – If your VS Team Services account was in some region other than the US, installing the Package Management extension would fail. This week,
February 2, 2016Feb 2, 201602/2/16For months the team has been working on migrating our msdn blogs off of the “old” blogging system we used onto WordPress. In the last few days, my blog was migrated and is now running on WordPress. The system we had been using had gotten pretty out of date and clunky.
