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I am and its great! It is must faster, more stable and feature rich than Beta 1. Not using it? May I need to remind you that there is a “Go Live” license (nudge nudge). If you are using it, Microsoft (via Jeff Beehler ) wants to know you you think! Here is the link from Jeff’s blog to a simple survey . Read More...
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Say what? I looked closely at the press release today with Visual Studio 2010 and… there is NO “TEAM SYSTEM”!?!?! Yes, it’s true. It appears that Microsoft is killing off Visual Studio Team System. The press release from Microsoft today and the download of Beta 2 on MSDN both confirm it! (Note: The public download for Beta 2 will be on Wednesday.) But what about all the wonderful ALM tools we saw in Beta 1? What about all of the neat stuff I’ve been drooling over in anticipation of Visual Studio ‘Team System’ 2010? Well, luckily the answer sounds like a rebranding effort. The tools are there but the names were changed. Instead of “Team Edition” we now have Visual Studio 2010 Premium. Instead of Team Suite we now...
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Just a heads up. Tomorrow is the monthly online Team System User Group ( http://www.tsug-ve.com ). I will be presenting on the new Automated UI Testing features in the ‘EMEA’ meeting at 10AM Pacific time on Thursday October 15. Chris Kadel will presenting on the cool new Architecture features in the next version of VSTS for the ‘Americas’ meeting at 5PM Pacific time. There is no cost for these live presentations. For more information, check out the user group web page: http://www.tsug-ve.com Another resource for periodic free live presentations on VSTS topics is available on the home page of the Notion Solutions web site: http://www.notionsolutions.com . The immediate webcasts offered by Notion include: October...
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In my previous post , i mentioned about configuring Team build along with XUnit without installing anything on the build machine. This is sometimes useful as the build machine is miles away and is shared among other projects and you don’t want to mess things up installing your stuffs. Now, inside the TeamBuildTypes folder you can add your referenced dlls which you can use in your MSBuild target file to do automated test, which is on the other hand is referenced in TFSBuild.Proj file. Now, It’s fine, but let’s say i want to organize my folders a little bit and occasionally want to drop the docs along with current build from the source or any other folder that is necessary. To do so, we can visually customize it from Builds –> My...
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Recently, while i was setting up TFS build [to enable CI] for a project at Telerik that i am currently working on, i came across configuring it up with XUnit for doing automated tests every time someone checks-in source code after the build process is complete using the Xunit MsBuild task and additionally it will print the build steps so that developer knows what’s the issue. Now, to layout a little bit of background. When you setup a “New build Definition” from Team Explorer – > Builds . TFS actually drops a TFSBuild.proj under “$/ProjectName/TeamBuidTypes/BuildDefinationName/” folder . This is nothing but a regular MSBuild file that defines how and where your project should be built and dropped and how it will be tested. TFS...
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As we all know, RadioButton control used in a situation when you want end-users to select only one option at a time from group of options. Did you tried before to drag a RadioButton control inside a Gridivew templatefield, and then you attempt to select these RadioButtons , you will notice that the behavior of RadioButton control will be changed and it will work just like the behavior of checkbox control! the user will be able to select more than one radiobutton in the grid! O.k you can use html radiobutton element instead of server radiobutton control in the templatefield, this will do the trick and the behavior will get back again, but what if you want to do some event in codebeind and collect the selected Radiobutton?! this time you need...
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Well, most applications that I worked with was multilingual that supports English UI and Arabic UI. And one of the major issue that we have faced is displaying Arabic numbers without the need of changing the regional settings of the PC. So the code below will help you to display Arabic number without changing any regional settings. Code 1: the HTML code: < form id ="form1" runat ="server"> < asp : TextBox ID ="TextBox1" runat ="server"></ asp : TextBox > < br /> < asp : Label ID ="Label1" runat ="server"></ asp : Label > < br /> < asp : Button ID ="Button1" runat ="server" Text ="Convert to Arabic" /> <...
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[This is cross-posted from here ] As part of my session on Deployment and build using TFS and SharePoint for CodeStock 09 I took the source code from the STSDev project on CodePlex ( http://stsdev.codeplex.com ) and made a number of modifications. Some of these I would classify as clearly bugs, but most of them are simply adjustments to the core to fit my needs/desires. I’m documenting them here and providing a zip of the source for the benefit of those attending my session. These changes and source code are completely unsupported and you use them at your own risk. That being said, I hope that they are helpful and speed you in your integration between SharePoint and TFS. NOTE: unless specified, all of these changes are to the “Core” project...
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Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:10.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman"; mso-ansi-language:#0400; mso-fareast-language:#0400; mso-bidi-language:#0400;} Since this is my first post on Weblogs, I decide to write about a problem that has been opened frequently on ASP.NET official forum which is VS debugger crashes with IE8. I had answered the same problem 4 times, so I hope that some one will found...
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If you attended the “VSTS Big Event” in Phoenix last week, I promised anyone interested a copy of the slides. So, here they are! If you’d like the complete day’s contents, check out Steve Lange’s blog . Read More...
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