Team Foundation Installation Guide 2010 is available on Download Center here, it includes instructions for installing Team Foundation Server and Team Foundation Build Services
Friday, May 22, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Visual Studio 2010 and .Net Framework 4 Beta 1 Arrived
Yesterday, May 18th, Beta 1 of Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4 were released.
If you are a MSDN subscriber, you can download the Beta from here. For the rest of the world, the Beta will be publicly available on Wednesday May 20th.
To find out how to download the beta and where to share your feedback, please visit the Visual Studio 2010 Product Page
Enjoy :)
Thursday, March 26, 2009
TFS Admin Tool 1.4 Beta Released
The TFS Admin Tool 1.4 beta is now available on CodePlex.
The new beta version provides support for SQL Server 2008. It also contains a lot of code cleanup as housekeeping so that the full set of Code Analysis Rules run against the code come back largely clean or suppressed (suppressed a minimum amount).
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
TFS Code Coverage Check-in Policy
TFS Code Coverage Check-in Policy is now available on CodePlex.
The TFS Code Coverage Check-in Policy enforces that the latest test run of the current solution has code coverage enabled and that the total code coverage percentage is not below a certain, configurable, threshold value.
It reads the information from test results folder stored locally beneath the current solution.
To ensure that the user actually ran all the necessary tests, this check-in policy should be combined with the Testing check-in policy, that ensures that the user has executed all tests from a predefined test list.
Visual Studio 2010 New Look
Jason Zander posted a blog post about Visual Studio 2010 New Look which is built on WPF technology in .NET Framework 4.0.
The new UI looks amazing in my point of view … Well done …
Visual Studio DB Professional 2010 Oracle Support
Quest Software has announced that they will be creating an Oracle Database Schema Provider for Visual Studio Team System 2010, which means that all Team System users having Oracle databases in their applications will get the same benefits from the Database Edition as those given to SQL Server databases.
Quest has opened up a Beta program on their TeamFuze.net site for Oracle Professionals using Team System.
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