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Visual Studio Team System

Ali Pasha answers the question, “Why is VB the default language for my Application [in Application Designer]?” and shows how to make diagrams visible to others.
Aaron Stebner provides guidance for submitting bugs in the Product Feedback Center on Visual Studio and the .NET Framework.
Bruce McLeod has the first post in a multi-part blog posting on data-driven unit testing in Visual Studio 2005.
Buck Hodges answers the question, “Why doesn't Team Foundation get the latest version of a file on checkout?” and shares a Team Explorer tip.
Chris Bowen examines the CollectionAssert and StringAssert classes in the Team System unit testing framework.
Chris Rathjen doesn’t work for Home Depot, but he does know a lot about shelving.
Christoph Wille digs into MSBuild, which is the engine beneath Team Foundation Build.
Dave Bost answers some questions from his Team System talk at CNUG.
David Anderson posts his presentations from the recent PMInAction conference.
One of the most prolific DSL bloggers, Edward Bakker shares his thoughts on DSLs and serves up Part 6 of his continuing series of building a DSL using the DSL Tools to let us know the series is not dead yet.
You can remove Eric Lee’s blog from the Endangered Species List, for now.
Ian Huff does his homework on how different sites and apps display lots of data.
Jochen Seemann has a Webcast on DSL Tools scheduled for next month (9/23).
John Lawrence shares our dogfood stats for July & August and shows how to make a work item field read-only after it’s set.
Mickey Gousset contemplates CMMI & Agile, plays with Team Foundation Version Control (1 & 2), and covers the bases on the recent schedule news.
Loek Bakker has his own perspective on the rise of agile processes.
Peter Himschoot has an article coming soon on Team Foundation Version Control and tells you how to get it.
Rick LaPlante’s post on the Visual Studio 2005 & Team Foundation Server schedule.
ASP.NET legend Scott Guthrie provides unique insight on the new Web project system in Visual Studio 2005.
Scott Swigart is curious to know the magic in Team System Unit Testing that allows it to unit test a Windows Form application.
Soma’s original post with the Visula Studio 2005 Update.
Willy-Peter Schaub kicks the tires on Team Foundation Build.
Thom Robbins has a video that explores code analysis in Team System.
Identify has a white paper on how AppSight works with Team System to accelerate problem resolution (free registration required).