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Monthly Archives: October 2008
Practical Process Improvement (Part 3)
In the last post in this series I discussed the process involved around the first part of the ideal bug process. In this post I will finish up the rest of the process and metrics for handling bugs. Fixed, unverified … Continue reading
MVP TV rescheduled
Unfortunately, the MVP TV session “Gaze Into the Crystal Ball: Reporting in Team System” session had to be rescheduled due to a malformed URL being sent to the attendees. Not too many folks were able to make it into the … Continue reading
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Tagged reporting, Team Foundation Server, Visual Studio Team System, VSTS
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The Microsoft Borg
I’m heading to Portland to give a presentation on Team Build 2008, and an announcement went up on the Portland Area .NET User Group mailing list. This was one of the replies, which gave me quite a few laughs! Hat … Continue reading
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Why is the Estimated Work field not available in TFS Reports?
The Estimated Work field is used to maintain the estimate for a Task work item in the MSF for CMMI Process Template. However, if you’re creating your own report, you’ll find that it’s missing from the available data from both … Continue reading
AgileBUG – The Agile Beer Users Group
Tonight I attended the Agile Beer Users Group, or AgileBUG for short. It was a loose get-together hosted by John (who’s last name was quickly forgotten after the first beer… apologies, John). Very informal, yet filled with a lively assortment … Continue reading
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Tagged agile, Team Foundation Server, user group, Visual Studio Team System, VSTS
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Practical Process Improvement (Part 2)
In my last post I talked about why metrics are important and what the goals are in using metrics. In this post I’ll talk about the bug process. How does your team handle bugs, how can you gather metrics on … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Practices, Process, Visual Studio Team System
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Our Upcoming VSTS Events
Although you can always visit our website, and look at our Upcoming Events page to see a list of our upcoming events. However, here’s a quick summary of many of the events we’re either running or participating in until the … Continue reading
Posted in Event, Source Control Management, team build, Team Foundation Server, Visual Studio Team System
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Free VSTS Training – Lap around VSTS 2010 / Rosario
On December 4, 2008, Northwest Cadence will be sponsoring a free “Lap around VSTS 2010 / Rosario” session, here in our Kirkland offices overlooking Lake Washington. Come hear about the latest information about VSTS 2010 (AKA Rosario) from Jeff Levinson, … Continue reading
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Tagged team system training, Tool, visual studio, VS2008, VSTS 2008, vsts training
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VSTS Training – Building Applications using Visual Studio Team System 2008
We’re running our VSTS 5-Day course again, here at our offices at Northwest Cadence on December 8-12, 2008. Get ready for a new year of VSTS productivity by learning the deep ins and outs of VSTS 2008! Here’s a brief … Continue reading
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MVP TV – Gaze into the Crystal Ball: Reporting in Team System made Easy
All the Interaction of the MSDN Chats but with the richer experience of Live meeting and hosted by the recognized world technology leaders –the Visual Studio Team System Microsoft MVP’s. – Charles Sterling on MVP TV I’m on TV! MVP … Continue reading
Portland, OR: Enterprise Build Automation with VSTS 2008 Team System and Team Build
If you’re in the Portland, Oregon area, I’ll be speaking on Enterprise Build Automation. Drop by this free event and learn the characteristics of an Enterprise Build Automation tool, the process to follow, and how to set up automated builds … Continue reading
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Seattle Code Camp – Nov. 15 & 16 – Still time left!
If you have ever wanted to speak but were afraid or you have something cool to show but didn’t know what to do, this is the time to present! We don’t judge the presenter – only the content! Register for … Continue reading
Microsoft combines Development and Database Editions of Team System
Microsoft announced that if you own Team System Development Edition, you will automatically be able to download the Database Edition and vice versa. This is in preparation for there being only a Development version with the just announced Visual Studio … Continue reading
Practical Process Improvement (Part 1)
So, its been a while since I regularly posted but starting every week or two weeks I’ll be posting a bit on the topic of Process Improvement. Not from a high on the pulpit position but from the “how do … Continue reading