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A New Chapter for Cross Platform TFS

Martin Woodward
Date : 09 Nov, 2009
Categories :git tfs technology books maker teamprise web personal

Four years ago this month, I joined a small start-up being created called Teamprise after reading about it on Eric Sink's blog. Our mission was to bring the benefits of application lifecycle management (ALM) with Microsoft Team Foundation Server to everyone.

Grant Holliday on Public Workspaces in TFS 2010

Martin Woodward
Date : 09 Nov, 2009
Categories :tfs technology maker teamprise web programming

Grant Holliday has an excellent post up on the new public workspaces feature in TFS 2010, why it was created and how to use it. I’ve spoken with a number of Teamprise customers who will benefit from this feature when we add workspace permissions to the cross-platform client as it seems fairly common to share access to...

Connecting to TFS 2010 Beta 2 with Teamprise

Martin Woodward
Date : 08 Nov, 2009
Categories :tfs technology maker teamprise web programming personal

One of the features in Teamprise 3.3 is the ability to connect to a Team Foundation Server 2010 Beta 2 project collection. The support for TFS 2010 Beta 2 in Teamprise is very similar to the support you will find in a patched Visual Studio 2008 instance – you can connect and work correctly, however some of the new TFS...

Virtualized Aero Goodness

Martin Woodward
Date : 29 Oct, 2009
Categories :technology books teamprise web personal

[](http://www.woodwardweb.com/WindowsLiveWriter/VirtualizedAeroGoodness_C4A5/fusion3_2.png) On Tuesday, VMware announced the latest in their product lines, VMware Fusion 3 and Workstation 7. While I have been a fan of VMware Fusion on the Mac for a while – this latest version is fantastic.

Windows Live Writer and Movable Type

Martin Woodward
Date : 22 Oct, 2009
Categories :technology books dotnet web podcast personal

I've been an avid Windows Live Writer user since the early days, and for many years I've used Moveable Type for my personal blog. The reason I went with Moveable Type was initially because that was what some of the other blogs that I read where using.

The Ultimate Announcement Show

Martin Woodward
Date : 19 Oct, 2009
Categories :tfs technology web programming podcast

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.

Changeset comments are editable in TFS

Martin Woodward
Date : 13 Oct, 2009
Categories :git tfs technology maker teamprise web programming

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.

TFS on the Mainframe

Martin Woodward
Date : 23 Sep, 2009
Categories :tfs technology teamprise web programming podcast

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.

Speaking at the Virtual Team System Users Group

Martin Woodward
Date : 17 Sep, 2009
Categories :tfs technology maker web personal

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.

Radio TFS on Team System 2010 First Impressions

Martin Woodward
Date : 15 Sep, 2009
Categories :git tfs technology web podcast personal

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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