In case you missed the excellent news, Jamie Cansdale has announced that TestDriven.NET 2.0 is now shipping. The TestDriven plug-in is essential for anyone wanting to run unit tests from with Visual Studio (any edition).
Continue Reading A couple of weeks ago, Brian Harry posted about some Team System training content that is now available. If you missed the post and you have an interest in Team System then I highly recommend you take a read. The training content is being made available through the http://connect.Microsoft.com site.
Continue Reading Thanks to all the people who came along to the Developer Track of todays conference in Galway. It was great to see such a mix of people with different experience of .NET and Team System in General - but also nice to see some Java folks.
Continue Reading
Tomorrow (October 12th), I'll be talking at the first annual ICT Conference in Galway, Ireland. While having me attend is probably reason for you to stay away, Eric Lee (PM on Visual Studio Team System) is flying in from Redmond especially to talk.
Continue Reading I've used my old iPod Mini nearly every day for 2 years (since I discovered Podcasting for the first time). Tomorrow I have a rather long car journey ahead of me and I have been saving up a few episodes of .NET Rocks, Slacker Astronomy, In Business and a new episode of Today in Parliament for the trip.
Continue Reading Team Foundation Server source control has a great feature called Shelving. Shelving lets you set store a batch of pending changes onto the server and optionally remove them from your local workspace.
Continue Reading Just a reminder that the next Team System chat is this afternoon. Not only is this a great opportunity to talk about the Orcas CTP and the "Data Dude" edition of Team System, but any other questions you have.
Continue Reading So, the day after I get made a Microsoft MVP I do two posts about Java - go figure. Anyway, today I had one of those moments where you thought you understood something and then realize you didn't and probably a lot of your code that you've written over the past 10 years doesn't work as well as you thought...
Continue Reading One of the things that Java IDE's have always had over Visual Studio is the ability to target older versions of the VM from the latest and greatest versions of the tools. For example, I develop in Eclipse 3.2 day to day, but I target Eclipse 3.0 on Java 1.4 for compilations and to debug against.
Continue Reading Apologies for being quiet the past couple of weeks. I've been on vacation with my family and it was great. This morning has been spent going though the emails I've missed and catching up on what's been happening while I was away (mainly all the TFS SP1 goodies - more on that later as I experiment with it).
Continue Reading
