Eric Lee - A Humble Blog

In Visual Studio 2005, web projects no longer have explicit project files. The only Visual Studio housekeeping artifact is the solution file. This raises a few questions about how to deal with web projects and version control. Once the web project...

I wanted to add something to my last post about RTM dates and what not – Team Foundation Server is not on our volume product lists or physically at resellers yet, but the retail pricing is available to help you budget. Team Foundation Server...

Hello, As you may already know, Team Foundation Server released to manufacturing (RTM) on March 17th . The RTM date is historically the date that product teams at Microsoft consider themselves ‘done’ with a product. Support, service packs...

I followed the walk through, more or less and created a .NET Winforms control that is hosted in IE. The control I made is very simple, but it targets something I’ve always struggled with in web applications – a cancelable progress bar. Here is the...

I was at SD West last week and a gentleman asked me whether it was possible to host a .NET control inside of Internet Explorer. At first I was kind of surprised at this question because I haven’t heard it brought up in years. But looking around at SD...

I spent a little while poking through SQL Server Management Studio to figure out to backup my Team Foundation Server so I thought I would share it. First, I fired up SQL Server Management Studio and started the Maintenance Plan Wizard: This wizard...

Team Foundation Server is done and posted on MSDN as of yesterday morning! It has been a great experience watching this product grow, and finally be ready for prime time. This post is actually also my first one using BlogJet ! Now if I can only get...