Caught an even better than average podcast from .NET Rocks!, this time regarding Team System. Steven covered a lot of material, but I found his discussion around the need for deliberate planning to be particularly useful, as well as his outline of why investing time and resources in TFS is worthwhile. At the end of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘tfs’
Implementing Team System and ROI – .NET Rocks!
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged control, estimate, foundation, item, management, microsoft, project, server, source, team, tfs, time, work on 2009/10/01 | Leave a Comment »
The State of Team System (YAP)
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged software, .net-rocks, tfs, software-development, YAP, process, unit-tests on 2009/08/31 | Leave a Comment »
Yet Another Podcast, (YAP) talking not just about Team System but about effective, predictable software process and the tools that can be used to enact one. (Primarily TFS, but a few others were mentioned.) This discussion, with the issues that were highlight, only further emphasizes to me the definite advantage of using the right process [...]
Virtualization and Team Foundation Server Downloads
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged .net-rocks, podcast, tfs, Team-Foundation-Server, vpc, hyper-v, virtualization, brian-randell, trial, team-system on 2009/05/21 | Leave a Comment »
The latest podcast I’ve had the privilege of listening to during my commute was another .NET Rocks! Radio TFS home run, this time discussing hyper-v and virtualization with Brian Randell. Among other things Brian maintains the virtual machine images provided by Microsoft that allow you to trial Team Foundation Server using a fully functional [...]