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Continue Reading Today, Microsoft made some important announcements regarding the future of Visual Studio 2010 along with the availability of Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 and Team Foundation Server 2010 Beta 2.
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A feature of changeset metadata in Team Foundation Server 2008 is that it is actually editable. If you look at the changeset details for a historical check-in in Visual Studio you will notice that the comment and check-in notes fields are enabled and there is a “Save” button.
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I’m playing with a lot of cool stuff at the moment as we get ready for Team Foundation Server 2010, but accessing TFS from the Mac or inside Eclipse doesn’t give me as many of those “it shouldn’t work that well” moments any more.
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Tonight I have the pleasure of speaking with the Team System Users Group Virtual Edition. We are going to be talking about Team Build 2010 based on the Beta 1 bits.
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Just released the latest Radio TFS episode. We got the whole gang together so decided to have a catch up and a chat about our first impression from using Beta 1 of Team System for a few weeks.
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[](http://www.saasmadeeasy.com/Pages/default.aspx) Fellow MVP Paul Hacker just dropped me a line to share a great offer his company is making available for BizSpark companies.
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As I am exploring programming against TFS 2010, I usually build myself up a collection of code snippets that show me how to do various discrete operations. I thought it would be useful for me to post some of these to my blog so that others might benefit later.
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The clever folks over at CodePlex have recently released the code to the sites excellent wiki. As you would expect from CodePlex team, the code is available as a project on CodePlex at http://wikiplex.codeplex.com. Even better news is that the code has been released under the permissive MS-PL open source license.
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[](http://www.flickr.com/photos/bgervin/3320077849/in/set-72157614557110879/) Recently I had the pleasure of sitting down with my good friend and fellow MVP Ed Blankenship to learn about the Team Foundation Server deployment in Infragistics.
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