If you want to run TFS 11 (Beta) and SharePoint 2010 on the same server, you now have a minimum requirement of 4 GB on the server. It won’t let you install if you have anything below that and it will warn you with a suggestion that you get 10 GB if you have 4 […]
This Friday, April 27th, I will join Jim Blizzard to present at the VS 11 ALM Roadshow in Ft. Lauderdale. The East Region tour runs through May 24th, you can see all the stops here. Here is a description of the event from the Microsoft site: Visual Studio 11 ALM Roadshow:Define, Deliver and Operate Wildly […]
This Saturday I’m giving 2 talks at South Florida Code Camp: 8:30 am – TFS vNext: A lap around the new features coming in TFS vNext. The next version of TFS will give you the option of an on-premise solution and an Azure-hosted service. The session will cover both scenarios and new features such as: […]
This is the next part in my series of TFS vNext posts: Part 1: The My Work Tab Part 2: Pending Changes Part 3: Code Review Local Workspaces is a new feature in TFS11. Fundamentally, it is the biggest change that existing TFS developers developers will feel as they interact with this new version. In […]
This is the next part in my series of TFS vNext posts: Part 1: The My Work Tab Part 2: Pending Changes Code reviews are a really important part of developing software and should be implemented (in one form or another) by all dev teams. Prior to TFS11, there were many different attempts at creating […]
This is the next part in my series of TFS vNext posts: Part 1: The My Work Tab The Pending Changes tab has been revamped in Visual Studio. Before it was a list of files with tabs on the side for related work items, notes, policy warnings, and conflicts. Now it’s much more interactive: The […]
As I explore the new features of TFS and Visual Studio vNext, I will write a series of blog posts to share the cool/shiny stuff that I find. Before I got started, I downloaded the TFS Developer Preview VM that Brian Keller posted here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/briankel/archive/2011/09/16/visual-studio-11-application-lifecycle-management-virtual-machine-and-hands-on-labs-demo-scripts.aspx. I run a Windows 7 machine, so since I did […]
Next weekend, on February 18th, I will speak at South Florida Code Camp in Fort Lauderdale. I will show the new features found in TFS 11 (vNext). My presentation will be based on the Developer Preview, which was released last September. We will cover features across Development, Project Management, and Testing. There will be very […]
If you have access to TFS Preview and you want to connect to it from Visual Studio 2010, this is what you need to do: Install hotfix KB2581206 (More info on the VS ALM Team Blog) Run Visual Studio 2010, and from Team Explorer, click on “Connect”, then “Add Server”. Enter the name of your […]