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Brian Randell has once again updated the Visual Studio Team System 2008 virtual machines for us, since they were about to expire at the end of this year. The new batch includes the latest Windows Updates as well as a new expiration date – January 31, Read More...
Just in time for the holidays, we have posted a brand new virtual machine (VM) which is pre-configured with Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Beta 2, Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010 Beta 2, and sample data that you can use to help learn the product, Read More...
10/21 Update: These instructions now include public links to the Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 ISO’s. The instructions in this blog post are meant to accompany 10-4 Episode 33: Downloading and Installing Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 . Please view that video Read More...
Beta 2 of Team Foundation Server 2010 is going to be available very soon NOW! - unfortunately that’s all that the marketing team will let me tell you right now. :-) But the best news is that beta 2 of Team Foundation Server 2010 will have a “go live” Read More...
It’s here! Our team just published Visual Studio: The Documentary to Channel 9. I had the opportunity to help contribute to this piece and I’m really proud to see the finished product. Tina and team did a great job of pulling together lots of historical Read More...
Last month I had the opportunity to visit Brazil and present at TechEd Brazil 2009 to share my passion about what’s coming in Visual Studio Team System 2010. I finally got around to uploading my slides from two of my presentations. The decks aren’t scripted Read More...
If you work at a large company like I do, then you probably participate in at least a handful of email distribution lists. An email distribution list is a single email address (e.g. example@microsoft.com) which allows you to send a mail to one address Read More...
Edit: The keyboard shortcuts below will only work with builds of Visual Studio 2010 post-beta 1. So this is something to look forward to for beta 2, coming “soon”! Visual Studio 2010 now supports the ability to zoom in and out of the text editor by using Read More...
When Windows boots up, it will automatically start many of your services prior to you even logging in. This means that by the time you log in, many of the services your machine uses are already started and you don’t have to wait for them to launch. But Read More...
The Visual Studio Team Systems Rangers is a group that I’ve been fortunate to work with for the past few years. They consist of VSTS product team members, top-notch Microsoft Consulting Services specialists, and VSTS MVP’s who have a straightforward mission Read More...
Despite Dan being gone on paternity leave (we miss you Dan!) it’s been a great month for This Week on Channel 9 due to the great guest hosts we’ve been getting! This week we were lucky enough to get Amanda Silver to drop on by. Amanda has been on Channel Read More...
When it comes to developing software, Habib Heydarian is one of my personal heroes. Not only is he a brilliant guy with a lot of great ideas about the future of software development, but he is also passionate about teaching people about software and showing Read More...
Visual Studio Team System 2005 saw the introduction of the Team Edition for Database Professionals product, which allows database developers to perform such functions as version control, unit testing, test data generation, refactoring and more against Read More...
It’s that time of year! Today we launched the Microsoft PDC 2009 registration and announced some of the sessions which will be presented. There is a lot of great content coming to this year’s PDC, but I wanted to call out one piece in particular that Read More...
The new Historical Debugger coming in Visual Studio Team System 2010 promises to revolutionize the way you debug managed applications. You can think of it as something of a VCR for your debugger; "rewind" the debugging trace to examine the state Read More...
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