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August 30, 2016Aug 30, 201608/30/16It’s hard to believe it but it’s been almost a year since we introduced the Visual Studio Marketplace. It provides a single point of entry for finding extensions for Visual Studio, VS Team Services and VS Code – and since then hundreds upon hundreds of new extensions have been published.
August 18, 2016Aug 18, 201608/18/16In my blog post announcing TFS 15 RC1, I mentioned that we are working on a new navigation UI. In a somewhat unusual turn of events, it showed up in an on premises preview before it showed up in the cloud.
August 18, 2016Aug 18, 201608/18/16I missed a few updates while I was out over the summer but, hopefully, now I’m back on my normal cadence.
This week, we are deploying our sprint 104 work to VS Team Services. It looks to me like it’s a new record on number of items (defined by number of lines in the release notes) released in a sprint.
August 9, 2016Aug 9, 201608/9/16A couple of aspects of this have come up on the post where I announced the TFS 15 RC1 and I thought it was worth a more explicit call out. First some context.
We have 2 release “types” for TFS –
August 8, 2016Aug 8, 201608/8/16Today we released Team Foundation Server 15 Release Candidate 1. This is a “go-live” release, fit for production use and supported by our support team. You can find all the details on the following links:
Download TFS “15” RC1 ISO image
TFS “15”
August 5, 2016Aug 5, 201608/5/16I missed blogging about a ton of stuff that happened in late June and most of July while I was out. I’m not going to try to recap is all. You can find lots of it on the Visual Studio ALM blog or in the Team Services release notes.
