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Introduction to Visual Studio Team System

Topics
Artifacts & Tools,
Methodologies,
.NET

The goal of VSTS is to provide a tool that is not prescriptive and highly customizable for managing the software development process. Kevin Jones provides a soup to nuts framework for utilizing VSTS to support a development team and build better applications. He covers project management, source code control, class designers and various designers available to software architects.

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What’s Planned for Visual Studio Team System 2010

Topics
.NET,
IDE,
Team Collaboration,
Unit Testing

Bill Maurer, Developer Technology Specialist at Microsoft, held a conference presenting what new features Visual Studio Team System 2010 (VSTS) will have in the following key domains: Team Foundation Server, Source Control, Project Management, Testing, Development and Architecture.

FxCop 1.36 Released

Topics
.NET Framework,
.NET,
Code Analysis

Microsoft has released a new version of FxCop, the popular static code analyzer and policy enforcement utility. This release fixes numerous bugs and adds support .NET Framework 3.5 language features. This release updates FxCop to have the same engine enhancements provided to VSTS Code Analysis in VS 2008 SP1.

Visual Studio 2008 Team Foundation Server Power Tools Released

Topics
Artifacts & Tools,
Teamwork,
.NET

Microsoft has released the March 2008 version of the Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Foundation Server Power Tools.

Making the Business Case for Software Factories

Topics
Domain Specific Languages,
Architecture

In this article, the authors have tried to carefully quantify the benefits of using a Software Factory Methodology for automating repetitive developments in a large enterprise development project at Siemens.

VersionOne Announces New UI and Embedded Forecasting in Release 8

Topics
Artifacts & Tools,
Agile

VersionOne recently announced Release 8 of their agile project management and team organization tool suite. This new release features an all-new user interface, introduction of a release forecasting toolset, and additional plug-n-play integrations for some popular open source tools.

Is VSTS Meeting its Design Goals?

Topics
.NET,
Methodologies

The goal of VSTS is to provide a tool that is not prescriptive and highly customizable for managing the software development process. Kevin Jones provides a soup to nuts framework for utilizing VSTS to support a development team and build better applications.

'MSF for Agile' with MS VSTS - Worth a Look?

Topics
Artifacts & Tools,
Agile,
Methodologies

At Qcon London, Kevin Jones spoke from his experiences about Building Better Apps using MSF for Agile with Visual Studio Team System (VSTS). Using examples from Agile teams, he walked through the layers and components of Microsoft's tools, emphasising their flexibility. For Agile teams considering / already committed to Microsoft, this video provides an experienced viewpoint & may be worth a look.

10 Tips when Upgrading to Visual Studio 2008

Topics
.NET Framework,
.NET

Get a jump on upgrading to Visual Studio 2008. Visual Studio 2008 was recently released and developers often want to be the first ones on the block to install the latest versions of their favorite developer tools. Sometimes this comes at price when making the wrong choices during the upgrade process.

Books about Visual Studio Team System

Visual Studio .NET Tips and Tricks

Topics
Artifacts & Tools,
Programming,
.NET

Visual Studio .NET Tips and Tricks is a book explaining how to use VS.NET efficiently. Organized into short and easy-to-grasp sections, and containing tips and tricks on everything from editing and compiling to debugging and navigating within the VS.NET IDE, this book is a must-read for all .NET developers, regardless of expertise and whether they program in C#, VB.NET, or any other .NET language. This book covers the Visual Studio .NET 2002, 2003, and 2005 Beta 1 releases.