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Getting Started with the TFS SDK for Java

Getting Started with the TFS SDK for Java

As you may have read over on Brian Harry’s blog, we recently made available a TFS SDK for Java. This is the same core code that we use in Team Explorer Everywhere 2010 SP1 to talk to TFS from Eclipse and from our Cross-platform command line client – just packaged up into a single jar file to make it easier to consume...

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Excel Year Planner Re-visited

Excel Year Planner Re-visited

[](http://cid-c7a08ae2600d197a.office.live.com/view.aspx/Public/YearPlanner/CurrentYearPlanner.xlsx)A while ago I blogged about my surprising obsession for having a year planner by my desk.

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Professional Team Foundation Server 2010 Now Available

Professional Team Foundation Server 2010 Now Available

[](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0470943327/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=woodweb03-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=0470943327)I’ve always wanted to write a technical book and when I started getting involved in Team Foundation Server I thought that this technology area might be my chance.

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The Team Explorer Everywhere Tour 2011

The Team Explorer Everywhere Tour 2011

[](http://www.woodwardweb.com/Windows-Live-Writer/f15622a5b7ac_8071/TEE_World_Tour_2.jpg)Ed Thomson from the Team Explorer Everywhere team is going to be doing a tour of the mid-west and central United States in early April.

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Only Running Impacted Tests in a CI Build.

Only Running Impacted Tests in a CI Build.

One of the key things about your CI build is to ensure that is runs fast so that you have a very quick feedback loop to see if you have a good build or not. Rob Maher has an interesting blog post up describing how he customized the build process to make use of the test impact analysis feature so that only the impacted...

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Using Project Server Feature Pack from Team Explorer Everywhere

Using Project Server Feature Pack from Team Explorer Everywhere

As Brian Harry announced earlier today, it’s been a busy week already here. Not only was Visual Studio 2010 SP1 released but so was Team Foundation Server 2010 SP1 and also the topic of this post, the Project Server Feature Pack.

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Explaining TFS to a Subversion User

Explaining TFS to a Subversion User

In my travels I often run into former Subversion users coming to Team Foundation Server and struggling to come to terms with the differences in the version control model employed by TFS.

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Five Hidden Features in Team Explorer Everywhere 2010 SP1

Five Hidden Features in Team Explorer Everywhere 2010 SP1

Hopefully you have heard the news by now that in February we shipped Team Explorer Everywhere 2010 SP1. Brian Harry has a couple of great blog posts (here and here) talking about the headline features of what was added, but I wanted to follow up with some smaller features that I personally use every day that you...

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NRB Case Study on using TFS 2010 for Heterogeneous Development

NRB Case Study on using TFS 2010 for Heterogeneous Development

\\\\A couple of weeks ago I was in Antwerp for a partner event and I also had the pleasure of meeting with a few customers from the Belgium and Luxembourg region.

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Talking on .NET Rocks

Talking on .NET Rocks

[](http://www.dotnetrocks.com/default.aspx?showNum=615)On Monday I was a little under the weather suffering from the winter tummy bug that is floating around at the moment, but my day was cheered up by a phone call from Carl and Richard over at .NET Rocks.

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