Archive for April, 2010
Yesterday Team Foundation Server 2010 Power Tools released the RTM version (which means you can use it, this the release which works good with TFS 2010). You can download and get more information about power tools from Visual Studio Gallery. http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/3e8c9b68-6e39-4577-b9b7-78489b5cb1da This release supports Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010. The following highlights the tools [...]
- In: tfs
Microsoft, organized a technical seminar day for Microsoft Ankara ISV Partners. I had a session about “Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server 2010 New Team Features”. You can download the presentation from the link below. I want to thank you to Microsoft DPE Team members and Ed for his support about presentation material.
Features removed from TFS 2010 Power Tools
27, Apr 2010Brian Harry (from Microsoft VS team) posted a blog entry about TFS 2010 power tools. Brian lists the removed features power tool feature. Cool down! Removed because these features now is a TFS product feature. No need to install power tools for these features. Quotes from Brian’s post: Build Notifications – Now BuildNotification.exe in Team [...]
- In: tfs
You can not delete a Team Project from Source Control Explorer. When you try to delete it from Source Control Explorer in Visual Studio, it says to use team project deletion tool. You can remove a team project from Team Foundation Server when the project is no longer required by using TFSDeleteProject.exe. Open Visual Studio [...]
- In: tfs|visual studio
New .NET debugger extension for WindDBG : PSSCOR2
22, Apr 2010You had a chance (!!??) to work with WinDBG with SOS.DLL extension for debugging .net applications. Psscor2 provides a superset of SOS.DLL functionality, specially for ASP.NET application. I already used it in only ASP.NET based projects, so this improvements will help me a lot (I am prying for not to need it in real life [...]
- In: debug
Today Microsoft organized an event named “Sharepoint 2010 Last Stop Before Launch”. I had a session named Office Web Apps, Visio Services and Access Services. You can see the presentation at below.
