Browsing articles from "June, 2005"
VSTS presentation at ETNUG
Here are some links I have found useful in studying Visual Studio Team System:
- Visual Studio 2005 Team System Home
- MSDN Webcasts
- MSDN Walkthroughs
- First thoughts on Customizing Process in VSTS
- Rick Laplante – Talking about VSTS on Channel 9, Part I
- Rick Laplante – Talking about VSTS on Channel 9 (Licensing), Part II
- Team Foundation Fundamentals: A Look at the Capabilities and Architecture
- Team Foundation: At Work
- Visual Studio 2005 Team Developer
- Distributed System Design Suite
- Visual Studio Team Test
- Eric Lee on TheServerSide.NET
- MSDN Walkthroughs
- Chris Menegay’s WebLog
++Alan
Still crazy after all these weeks…
There is much to report in this space, but I have been too busy having
experiences to stop and document them.
TechEd was exhausting, and extremely fun. If anyone knows how I
can get a RSVP code for PDC, click the contact link, please.
I’m getting divorced and moving to a new residence. If that wasn’t stressful enough,
I started a new job last week, and I’m presenting the fruits of my
TechEd experience at the East Tennessee .NET Users’ Group
tomorrow night. Whew!
++Alan
- The difference between a condo on the beach and one just off the beach is $1000/wk consistently.
- I finally migrated to zsh and rbenv. I guess I’ve drunk the kook-aid.
- I just love the fact that isolating your logic from the app framework is an innovation to some Ruby developers. Welcome to the real world.
- RT @github: Leon Gersing is a GitHubber! https://t.co/Ukoc8u5V4w
- “gaining popularity in the Ruby community is isolating your business logic from your persistence logic and framework” http://t.co/ej1Xi2Hgv3
- Just came across this awesome commit message from @rubiii: https://t.co/SWNhHWPW6S :-)
