Thanks to everyone that came along to my talk in Belfast last night. It was great to catch up with some old friends and good fun to stand up in front of my home crowd. As promised, here is the copy of the slide deck as a zipped PowerPoint File (2.
Continue ReadingNow V1.0 of Teamprise is out the door, we have started on the next release and are looking at the features that people want. One of these is Check-in policy support. Due to the way check-in policies are implemented in Team Foundation Server it presents us with several architectural challenges.
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A few minutes ago we flicked on the switch to release Teamprise v1.0 to public release. If you have tried out any of the preview versions then I urge you to upgrade as this one has a some new features along with many bug fixes. Now the excitement really begins :-)
Continue ReadingI’ve seen a few forum posts on this topic and talk about it a lot whenever meeting new users to Team Foundation Server so I thought it worthwhile posting on the subject.
Continue ReadingThe day that Intel Macs first started shipping I walked into an Apple store, downloaded Teamprise and tried to run it to see if it would work. It didn’t. I wasn’t that surprised, but I had kinda been hoping that the magic of Rosetta would just take over and automagically make it work.
Continue ReadingIf (like me) you are slowly getting hooked on MSH (or Monad), the James Manning’s latest post will interest you – an early implementation of a MSH Provider for Team Foundation Server Version Control allowing you to access the repository as if it were any other mapped drive. Sweet!
Continue ReadingA lot of people were asking about this when I was in Dublin. Brian Harry has announced the version 1.0 of the TFS MSSCCI provider allowing you to access the power of Team Foundation Server from the following platforms (among others):- Visual Studio .
Continue ReadingIf you want to know more about what I’ve been up to lately, then take a look at Ben’s latest post.
Continue ReadingFellow Teamprise developer Ed Thomson has started blogging. As you can tell from the header image in his blog, Ed is our resident Mac lover and his office is festooned with shiney Apple goodies (including one of those fancy new MacIntel machines).
Continue ReadingMy company (Teamprise) develop a plugin for Eclipse to talk to Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS). We also have a stand-alone client and a command line client – all of which run on Windows, Mac and Unix.
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