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Team Foundation Service Preview – Upload Source to Your Hosted Account

December 7th, 2011
UPDATE June 11, 2012 - This blog post series has been updated by our new beginner's guide hosted here. **  This blog post is part of the Beginner’s Guide series with the goal to get you productive fast. This post walks you step-by-step to get your source code stored in your Team Foundation Services Preview account.   Congratulations...

Team Foundation Service Preview – Connect Visual Studio 2010 to Your TFS Preview Account

December 7th, 2011
UPDATE June 11, 2012 - This blog post series has been updated by our new beginner's guide hosted here. **  This blog post is part of the Beginner’s Guide series with the goal to get you productive fast. Visual Studio can work seamlessly with the source, tasks, and builds stored in TFS. This post shows you how to connect Visual Studio to ...

Team Foundation Service Preview – Add Team Members to Your Project

December 7th, 2011
UPDATE June 11, 2012 - This blog post series has been updated by our new beginner's guide hosted here. **  This blog post is part of the Beginner’s Guide series with the goal to get you productive fast. In this post, we will show you how to add members to your project, so you and your friends can collaborate in the cloud...

Team Foundation Service Preview – Create team project

December 7th, 2011
UPDATE June 11, 2012 - This blog post series has been updated by our new beginner's guide hosted here. **  This blog post is part of the Beginner’s Guide series with the goal to get you productive fast. Once you’ve created your account, you need to create a project. A project is where you store all your source code, as well as tasks ...

Team Foundation Service Preview – Beginner’s Guide

December 7th, 2011
UPDATE June 11, 2012 - This blog post series has been updated by our new beginner's guide hosted here.This blog post series includes step-by-step instructions to get you productive as quickly as possible.Click on any of the links below to get started… If there are other topics you’d like covered, let us know...

Coded UI Test Extension for 3rd party Windows Forms controls–How to?

October 28th, 2011
Here is how one can add FULL Coded UI Test support for a 3rd party control based on Windows Forms technology. Implementation Method – Accessibility Accessibility means having equal access to web-based information and services regardless of physical or developmental abilities or impairments. Once implemented, it helps developers make their ...

Northwest Cadence ALM Presentations on Agile Development using Visual Studio ALM–all over the USA!

October 11th, 2011
Steve Borg, Martin Hinshelwood and the boys at Northwest Cadence are going to have their name from Northwest Cadence if they keep doing all these free presentations all over the US!As I have said before these two MVPs are the best ALM trainers on the planet and the fact you can get their classes free is a phenomenal value!(image) In - Person ...

Queensland ALM User group: What’s new in Visual Studio ALM vNext Oct 7th

October 3rd, 2011
  This month QALMUO has  a presentation from their very own user group president, Anthony Borton. Anthony has recently attended the Microsoft //Build Conference in Anaheim and has lots of news the share with us about what’s coming up in the next version of Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server. He’ll also be bringing his Samsung ...

Need your feedback on the MSDN Library topic: “Extending Visual Studio Application Lifecycle Management”

November 5th, 2010
Would you like to help evaluate how well improvements to this topic work for you? Here's what Allen Clark, the topic's author, wants to accomplish:"I've been working on streamlining some content in an effort to make it easier for you to get the information that you need. The first place I did this was in the Team Foundation SDK, in ...

The “Last Updated” date on our documentation on MSDN

October 1st, 2008
Some of you have noticed that our content on MSDN has a "Last Updated:" date indicator in light grey text just below the topic title.  Others of you have commented that the date is always November 2007, so the perfectly reasonable assumption is that we haven't updated any topics since then.However, this isn't true.We have made ...