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VS ALM Library Updates on MSDN for June 2010

July 1, 2011 Jul 1, 2011 07/1/11
Patrick-MSFT
Well the days are getting shorter, there's a nip in the air, and the clouds are building up again. But oh what a summer it was! Last Tuesday, if I remember correctly. However, we didn't let all those hours on the beach keep us from updating the ALM Library. Here are the results. Manual Configuration of MOSS 2010 for TFS 2010 ...

VS ALM Library Updates on MSDN for April 2011

April 18, 2011 Apr 18, 2011 04/18/11
Patrick-MSFT
Normally, I use this space to discuss the important stuff: me, and the weather in the Pacific Northwest. But not this time. This time it's all about the writers. They are all fine people. Even though, except for one glorious day last Saturday, it has only been above 55 degrees twice since Febuary 1, and no one seems to understand ...

VS ALM Library Updates on MSDN for December 2010

December 13, 2010 Dec 13, 2010 12/13/10
Patrick-MSFT
Snow, turkeys, Win 7 phones, floods, Kinects, and cold: It's been an interesting month here in the Northwest. In other news, VSALMDC released documentation for Visual Studio Feature Pack 2 and created additional content for the MSDN Library. And for those of you are having holidays this month and are planning on enjoying them: Happy Holidays...

Enabling new Application Lifecycle Management Features for Visual Studio 2010 in Upgraded Team Projects

December 8, 2010 Dec 8, 2010 12/8/10
Allen Clark
First, a caveat: VS 2010 SP1 Beta recently shipped with a go-live license. This post is not about that. If you have VS 2010, and you install VS 2010 SP1 Beta, you'll get all the new bells and whistles in SP1. Rather, this post is for those of you who have upgraded, or are about to upgrade, to VS Utlimate 2010 from VS 2008 (back when we called ...

VS ALM Library Updates on MSDN for October 2010

October 29, 2010 Oct 29, 2010 10/29/10
Patrick-MSFT
October has been spectacular here in the Pacific Northwest, which has nothing to do with the reduced output in this month's MSDN Library updates for VS ALM. There is a lot of work being done to reorganize and refocus our content to make it even more useful to you in acccomplishing your goals. We are also working on feature packs and preparing ...