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Extension reporting hub for Marketplace publishers

June 29, 2017 Jun 29, 2017 06/29/17

Visual Studio Marketplace is the one stop shop where developers, teams or organizations, can discover and acquire as well as offer and monetize extensions for the Visual Studio family of products i.e. Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS), Team Foundation Server (TFS), Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code. This ecosystem is powered by a community...

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Announcing the Azure Repos app for Microsoft Teams

October 23, 2019 Oct 23, 2019 10/23/19

Atin Bansal

Coding is a team sport. To help developers be more efficient, we are excited to announce the new Azure Repos app for Microsoft Teams

Team Services December Extensions Roundup

December 14, 2016 Dec 14, 2016 12/14/16

Joe Bourne

It is the holiday season and we get to look back on a fantastic year for the Team Services Marketplace! Thanks to our growing publisher community there are 321 extensions in the Marketplace and November was one of the best months ever for our installation traffic. 2017 is full of potential as we continue to invest and grow our ecosystem...

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Visual Studio Marketplace - Publisher Pivot

March 1, 2017 Mar 1, 2017 03/1/17

Harish Kumar Agarwal

Visual Studio Marketplace is the exclusive destination for discovering extensions for Visual Studio IDE, Team Services and Code, and purchasing subscriptions. While consumers of the Marketplace benefit greatly from it, we want our publishers to have a great experience too. After all, it is they who make the Marketplace rich with real world ...

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Announcement: Publish markdown files from your git repository to VSTS Wiki

March 25, 2018 Mar 25, 2018 03/25/18

Sandeep Chadda (MSFT)

Now you can publish markdown files from a git repository to the VSTS Wiki. Developers often write SDK documents, product documentation, or README files explaining a product in a git repository. Such pages are often updated alongside code in the code repository. Git provides a friction free experience where code and docs can live on the same ...

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Team Foundation Server (TFS) 15 RC2 is available and ready for production use

September 28, 2016 Sep 28, 2016 09/28/16

Buck Hodges

We have now released TFS "15" RC2. We are using it in production internally. It is fully supported for production use. You can upgrade from TFS 2012 or newer to RC2. You can also upgrade the RC1 release to RC2, and you will be able to upgrade from RC2 to RTM (that should be a very fast upgrade, since there will be very few changes between RC2 ...

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Inside Visual Studio Team Services: Kanban boards with Patrick Desjardins

July 7, 2016 Jul 7, 2016 07/7/16

Ayushman Jain

Each month, we will bring you the insiders view into Visual Studio Team Services - how the product is developed, how we dogfood it and use it every day, who are the people behind it and tips and tricks on becoming a power user This month, we interview Patrick Desjardins, a software developer on the team that develops the Agile tooling at ...

What is New in Code Analysis for Visual Studio 2013

July 3, 2013 Jul 3, 2013 07/3/13

Andrew B Hall - MSFT

This post (addressing uservoice feedback on CA) was written by Nat Ayewah, a member of the code analysis team in Windows Last year's release of Visual Studio 2012 marked a significant update to the Code Analysis experience in Visual Studio. We made code analysis available in more editions of Visual Studio, introduced a new user interface...

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Searching and filtering the Events tab of the Diagnostic Tools window

November 12, 2015 Nov 12, 2015 11/12/15

Angelos Petropoulos

With Visual Studio 2015 RTM we shipped the first version of the Diagnostic Tools window. In Visual Studio 2015 Update 1 we’ve made the following improvements to the Events tab of the Diagnostic Tools window to help you read through and understand the list of events even faster and more efficiently than before: (image) **Note: ****...

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