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Oct 19, 2011
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Multi-line test steps available in Microsoft Test Manager, among other things…

Brian Harry

Along with the launch of the Team Foundation Service preview we announced at the BUILD conference, we released a new client patch for the VS 2010 family of products.  You can get it here: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=212065&clcid=0x409 (or you can find the link on the Team Foundation Preview service web page). You’ll see th...

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Sep 19, 2011
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ALM Summit 2011 in Redmond – Nov 14-18

Brian Harry

Now that BUILD has wrapped up and hopefully most of you are busy trying out the VS 11/TFS 11 developer preview, I wanted to let you know about an event that I will be speaking at in November.  At the ALM Summit in Redmond, November 14-18th, we get a chance to talk about the process of making great software.  We intentionally had fairly li...

TFSVisual Studio
Sep 19, 2011
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The New Team Explorer in TFS 11

Brian Harry

You’ve seen snippets of the new Team Explorer in previous posts I’ve done on version control improvements.   In this post, I’m going to focus on the new Team Explorer experience, talk a bit more about what overall changes we’ve made and why. You’ll recall that the Team Explorer window in TFS 2010 and before is a pretty standard tree control – it...

TFSVisual Studio
Sep 16, 2011
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Improving Visual Studio Performance

Brian Harry

We've had a few healthy exchanges about performance on my blog and it's clear there's a lot of energy out there about it.  After the last exchange I kicked off a discussion internally about making sure we are directing our performance efforts at the right things.  We published a User Voice site a couple of months ago and performance issue...

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Sep 16, 2011
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Visual Studio 11 ALM Virtual Machine and hands-on-labs available

Brian Harry

Brian Keller just published a virtual machine with many of the VS 11 Preview bits on it and a bunch of hands-on-labs to walk you through many of the new features.  Check it out: https://aka.ms/VS11ALMVMBrian

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Sep 15, 2011
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VS 11/TFS 11 Developer Preview

Brian Harry

Yesterday was a pretty crazy day with our new hosted TFS Service going live.  I'd stayed pretty focused on that to make sure everything went smoothly.  But, in case of some rare anomaly that you missed it, we announced a VS 11/TFS 11 developer preview yesterday as well.  They are available to MSDN subscribers on the download center t...

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Sep 14, 2011
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Team Foundation Server on Windows Azure: A Preview is available!

Brian Harry

Today at the BUILD conference, we announced availability of our Windows Azure based Visual Studio Team Foundation Service Preview. If you’ve been following my blog, then you know we’ve been working on it for a while now. We’ve had a private preview going for the past several months and are up to several hundred users. We’re ready to take the next s...

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Aug 29, 2011
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Sequencing VS 2010 with App-V

Brian Harry

For all of you who have been waiting to create App-V images of VS 2010, it’s finally possible.  You’ll need VS 2010 + SP1 + 1 patch and App-V 4.6 SP1.  Here’s some instructions for how to do it. You might wonder why it hasn’t just always worked.  For an app to work just fine in an App-V image, it must not have...

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Aug 24, 2011
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Developer Tools Deployment Planning Services

Brian Harry

When you purchase Software Assurance along with your software purchases from Microsoft, you get Deployment Planning Services“ credits.  These credits can be spent on deployment planning training/consulting on all manner of Microsoft software.  This is nothing new.  It’s been in place for a while.  I don’t think...

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