Team System 2010 Overview

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Tzu-Yie — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 02:21:28 GMT

This is a good lists. I wonder VSTS 2010 will be shipped with a 64-bits edition or not!?

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Alberto Silva - Device App Development MVP — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 02:23:15 GMT

Hi,

What about .NET CF projects, can we expect a better integration for testing?

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rbirkby — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 11:25:40 GMT

> Improved support for parallel development

DVCS? Offline support?

Brian Harry Posts a Feature List for Team System 2010

Team System News — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 16:32:05 GMT

Brian Harry has create a short list of the high-level features that will be coming in Visual Studio Team

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sdasdf — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 17:04:16 GMT

Do you have any estimated date for the RTM?

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Hassan Fadili — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 17:27:16 GMT

Good feature list.

What about code review proces? Does this feature will be shiped with RTM or later?

Hassan

Brian Harry shares some insight on VSTS 2010

Are you thinking what I'm thinking? — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 20:42:14 GMT

If you’re interested in knowing more about the next release of Visual Studio (Pro, Team Editions, and

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Mike — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 22:23:04 GMT

Around build would there happen to be any addition that would allow us to secure "who" can acuallty queue a build to a given build agent. Would be nice to be able to say only X user can queue a build on this build machine and it's running under Y service account which is the only user that can drop builds on Z network share for seperation of duties compliance.

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danieldsmith — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 22:36:41 GMT

How do you guys decide which features are "team system" features?

It seems to me some of the items above would be a benefit to *all* developers and should really be in down-level editions.

Team System 2010 Overview - Brian Harry

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Preparing for a TFS, VSTS and VSTS Rangers brownbag introduction session … so what?

In search of simplicity, quality and tranquility in software engineering — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 07:15:10 GMT

With the help of the colleagues Bill Maurer, Sam Guckenheimer , Sajee Mathew and Daryush Laqab I have

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swn1 — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 17:14:43 GMT

I've mentioned this before but it seems topical here:

Please make some effort to convince the relevant people that more of these SKUs need to be included in the Microsoft Partner program benefits. As a "certified gold partner with ISV competency" we get all the TFS and Team Dev we can eat (we're not very big) but our product quality (and the degree to which we're locked into MS tools) would improve if we had the other tools as well. Unifying DB and Dev helps but a benefit structure that supported a balance of Architecure, test, and development would be nice.

As it is, the champions of process improvement lose to the champions of cash conservation pretty much every game :-(

I realize that there are other customer profiles besides ISVs and there are other sides to the business case. I'm just taking advantage of this venue to advocate a change that would benefit me.

Thanks,

-swn

Resources to learn more about Visual Studio Team System 2010

Jeff Beehler's Blog — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 19:29:55 GMT

While the various Visual Studio teams are working on our first beta release, I thought I’d point out

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Brian Keller — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 20:54:11 GMT

@Tzu-Yie,

Yes, TFS 2010 will be supported on 64-bit for all tiers (including the AT).

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Fred — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 13:55:44 GMT

One missing feature that I would really like to see is MSBUILD support for Setup projects and other 'special' projects in solutions.

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Laughing John — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 16:07:59 GMT

Is there any improvement to the refactoring tools, I don't see that mentioned in the list??

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Ravi S.Maniam — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 13:33:13 GMT

This is a cool list of features. The UML Model explorer in VSTS Arch., Rollback feature & Admin Console in TFS are really exiting. Do we plan to include ORM and Data Warehouse designer with the VSTS Database edition.

New Features In Team System 2010

SRLTeam — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 16:33:23 GMT

Many times I have been asked about the new features in Team System 2010. I have recently read a post

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bharry — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 20:35:59 GMT

I've been debating what to do with some of these questions since I intend to answer most if not all of them with subsequent posts in the series. But I've decided it's probably best to go ahead and give short answers here and then still talk about them in more depth in the posts, so here it goes...

Tzu-Yie - Yes, TFS 2010 will ship with a 64-bit server.

Alberto - I'm afraid not. We really haven't invested int .NET Compact Framework support in this release.

tbirkby - No DVCS and Offline stays mostly like it was in TFS 2008. The area we've really focused on for this release is branching and merging. DVCS and better offline are on our backlog.

sdasdf - No, we aren't talking about the RTM date yet. We're getting ready to ship Beta 1 and really looking forward to feedback on that.

Hassan - Code review is high on my personal list of things to do but it's not in this release. Not sure when it will be but it's near the top of my list of things I'd like to do but haven't yet.

Mike - Let me deal with the build permissions question in the post on the build changes. There's a lot to talk about.

danieldsmith - Picking what features are Team System features and what are Pro features is difficult and I don't think I can give you a short answer to that question because it involves so many considerations. However, we definitely don't have a rule that we don't put in any feature that "everybody" would want. After all, anybody could buy a Team System product and get the features. In fact, I hope "everyone" will :)

swn1 - Thanks for the reminder. I know we've made some progress making more stuff available through programs (like the Spark programs) but I don't track the details very closely. I'll ping the marketing guys and check on the status.

Fred - You and me both. We are making progress on adding MSBuild support for everything. Biztalk 2009 adds MSBuild support and VS 2010 adds MSBuild support for C++ projects. Unfortunately we have not yet added support for setup projects but we are painfully aware that it is needed.

John - yes, there are some refactoring improvements but as those are in Pro, I didn't call them out. When I'm done with the Team System series I'll get some links or publish some content on Pro.

Ravi - No, the VSTS Database features in 2010 are pretty much going to be the same as the feature set released in the GDR a few months ago. There is some additional work going on to firm up the extensibility interfaces for DB2, Oracle and other providers but that's most of the additional work.

Brian

Visual Studio Team System 2010: Tick, tock, tick, tock...

Simon Ince's Blog — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 15:36:47 GMT

As the beta 1 drop of Visual Studio Team System 2010 approaches, Brian Harry has a great little summary

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Joel Reinford — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 13:13:53 GMT

Will the ASP.NET Development Server be based on IIS 7? In my opinion, this is a really big hold-back factor for moving to Server 2008. Right now, things that work in VS2005 or VS2008 are pretty much guaranteed to work when you transfer to IIS 6 on the server. IIS 7 is another thing entirely.

The development experience and configuration on the workstation really needs to match the server side. I am working on Vista x64 and find this to be really annoying.

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bharry — Tue, 05 May 2009 23:24:54 GMT

Joel, I did a little checking and here's what I found.

The built in ASP.NET development server that we ship in VS08 (and VS10) does not support some of the new capabilities in IIS7.

That said, IIS7 is a superset of the ASP.NET development server, so apps built/tested locally using the ASP.NET development server, should work on IIS7 just fine. If you want to take advantage of some of the new IIS7 specific capabilities in a web app, you can develop locally on IIS7, and not use the ASP.NET Develompent Server – granted you do have to be an admin on the box to do so.

In the future we are looking at an IIS based development server so there is 100% parity.

Brian

5 Quick Steps to Get Introduced with Visual Studio Team System and Team Foundation Server 2010 (Beta 1)

.NETTER Characters... — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 17:59:43 GMT

Last month (May 2009) Microsoft has released its first beta for Visual Studio Team System 2010 and Team

5 Quick Steps to Get Introduced with Visual Studio Team System and Team Foundation Server 2010 (Beta 1)

.NETTER Characters... — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 18:00:20 GMT

Last month (May 2009) Microsoft has released its first beta for Visual Studio Team System 2010 and Team

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Jose Garcia — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 09:00:47 GMT

Brian,

I’m working for Danysoft, Microsoft Gold Partner, and we participate in the Inner Circle of Team System. I would like to know if I can translate this post to Spanish and put it on our Web. Of course, with a link to the original post on your blog.

Thanks in advance.

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bharry — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 12:26:25 GMT

Sure. Feel free to translate it.

Brian