I just made my first checkins on CodePlex for the project Tech Head Brothers Authoring . CodePlex is REALLY COOL, having an access to a Team Server from Visual Studio 2005 is just great. I like it very much. This is an initial version of my authoring tool and there is more to come that I have not already...

To Skip this Intro, read the full article here: A Simple Version Control Strategy Using Team System I was recently asked by a client who I'm helping to integrate Team System, to create a strategy for the organization and future projects for managing multiple versions of applications and code - A version...

To Skip this Intro, read the full article here: A Simple Version Control Strategy Using Team System I was recently asked by a client who I'm helping to integrate Team System, to create a strategy for the organization and future projects for managing multiple versions of applications and code - A version...

Matan Holtzer is one of the guys behind the new MSBuild SideKick , which is essentialy a visual editor for editing MSBuild and Team Build files instead of editing raw XML (and a tool like this comes out only now??). His blog will focus, among other things on SideKick, so if you have any complaints like...

I've gathered some interesting links posted only yesterday, so I don't forget (and neither should you). Jamie has a couple of posts related to TestDriven.NET you should be aware of TestDriven problem with Building ASP.NET 2.0 Dependencies with workaround TestDriven.NET and Vista Justin just posted about...

I tried the forgot my password option and codeplex sent me the email with the link to reset my password. I clicked it and went to the page that let me specify a new password. When I submitted the form it took a long time and eventually just died with no response. (Just aborted the connection, Fiddler...

A friend of mine (Preston Ridley) just alerted me to this blog that says Team Explorer is available for free download now. This is for use with codeplex . This is great news! Thank you MS! The pondering has already started on how this effects CALs for users that need just TFS access. My guess is that...

A MVP friend of mine dropped one of these on me today: http://weblogs.asp.net/israelio/archive/2006/01/15/435488.aspx It's a free copy of VS.NET 2005 Team Suite with a 1 year Premium MSDN subscription!!!! Thats a $10,939 value!!! He achieved MVP status because of the massive collection of Visual Studio...

In case you were wondering, I'm still alive and posting (although not as prolifically as my good friend Noah ). I've been up to a few cool things - here is a status update: Professional Team Foundation Server : I got word that my first book Professional Visual Studio 2005 Team System is a great...

It took us a while but the new version of LearnVisualStudio.NET is live. We've packed a lot into this redesign and we hope that you enjoy the improvements. I'll start with those items that you might not find all that interesting, but are a HUGE improvement as far as we are concerned: The site is 100...