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Azure DevOps (formerly VSTS and Team Foundation Server)
May 12, 2005May 12, 200505/12/05Pricing is an important topic, and I’ve written several posts about it. Today Rick LaPlante announced changes to the pricing of VSTS in response to customer feedback.
Here’s one part from Rick’s post that I think will really make some people happy.
One area where we received a lot of feedback was from smaller organizations looking to use Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server.
May 11, 2005May 11, 200505/11/05Many folks are interested in guidance on hardware. In the Team Foundation forum, Brian Harry, Product Unit Manager of Team Foundation, posted the latest preliminary hardware requirements.
If you are going with a single processor box (or if you want to maximize performance),
May 10, 2005May 10, 200505/10/05Mike Attili has a posted a couple of useful things for using the Team Foundation beta.
If you are tired of getting the “Unable to locate control: ctl00oReportCell” message, check out his solution to elminating the problem in Eliminate ctl00oReportCell error in Team System Project Portal.
May 7, 2005May 7, 200505/7/05In the Team Foundation forum, a user posted the following problem with Windows backup after installing Team Foundation Server, including the April CTP of SQL 2005.
Prior to installing Team Foundation Server and Client I was able to use the Windows backup utility to successfully create an ASR backup and full backup of the server.
May 3, 2005May 3, 200505/3/05The News & Observer wrote an article about Brian, Craig, and our office.
Microsoft to expand small Durham office
DURHAM — Brian Harry jokes that he called Microsoft the evil empire before it was popular to do so.
“I only ever worked for start-ups,
May 3, 2005May 3, 200505/3/05Jeff Lucovsky posted a nice two-part series on setting up an RSS feed for your Team Foundation source control server. Check it out.
Team Foundation RSS Feed Generator for Source Control Part 2: What’s my source control server doing? A RSS feed to keep track of checkins
