[](http://www.microsoftpdc.com) In case you hadn't heard, this week is Microsoft PDC 2008 in LA. Sadly I'm not able to make it over this time due to some health issues, however the Teamprise team will be out in full force.
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Earlier in the week I was on a support call with a customer who was seeing strange issues. It later transpired that they had a TFS workspace configuration issue that we were not able to solve quickly over email.
Continue ReadingWe just released a new Radio TFS episode on check-in policies. You can listen to the show here, but don't forget that you can subscribe to the show using the RSS Feed in iTunes or Zune (http://feeds.feedburner.com/radiotfs).
Continue ReadingIf you haven’t heard the news already, Microsoft have officially announced the name of the next version of Team System, previously known by the codename of “Rosario”. For Microsoft developers, this will be delivered on top of Visual Studio 2010.
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In TFS 2008 SP1, a new feature was quietly introduced, WIT Client Metadata Filtering. This feature could boost the performance of your Team Foundation Server experience, reduce the amount of traffic flowing over your network and reduce the data porosity of your TFS instance. Yet it is not enabled by default.
Continue Reading[](http://www.codeplex.com/MigrationSyncToolkit) In a recent episode of .NET Rocks, we got talking about migrating to TFS and taking your SCM history with you. If you really wanted to go through the pain of doing this then the TFS Migration and Synchronization Toolkit project on CodePlex is a good starting point to...
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[](http://www.tsug-ve.com/) Chewing Glas (aka Paul Hacker) and Daven Finesmith (aka Dave McKinstry) are proud to announce a new users group, the Team System User Group - Virtual Edition.
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[](http://www.dotnetrocks.com/default.aspx?showNum=373) The other week Brian Randall and I sat down with Carl and Richard to record a .Net Rocks episode. Honestly, you wait years for a Brian Randall podcast and then three come along at once!
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Team Foundation Server uses Windows Sharepoint Services (WSS) to provide the project portal infrastructure. If you installed TFS 2005 then you will probably have WSS 2.0 installed, even if you later upgraded to TFS 2008. WSS 3.0 gets installed by default with TFS 2008 installations and is much better than WSS 2.
Continue Reading[](http://blogs.msdn.com/gertd/) Over on Radio TFS we've just published a special episode on the Database Edition of Team System with the man himself, Gert Drapers. In the show Gert brings us up to speed on how the product got started, where it is now and where it is going in the future.
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