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Team Build Event in Portland
Steven Borg of Northwest Cadence (Microsoft Team System MVP) took a road trip to Portland to speak to a very interested audience about the new features of Team Build 2008, an inherent and powerful part of Visual Studio Team System 2008. There were a total of 68 students from 35 different companies in the Portland area. Feedback from the attendees
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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
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
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, Team System MVP. This free VSTS
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 blurb. To learn more, send an email to
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. –
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 across the entire organization. Code will be
Easily Output the Built-in Team Build 2008 Properties
Anyone who was worked with MSBuild to customize Team Build knows the pains of debugging your build scripts and that many times it resorts to outputting property and item values out with the message task. There is also the major issue of just knowing what each built in property contains and not mixing
Speeding up your Team Builds
Tom Janssen is a Senior Consultant covering ALM in Munchen, Deutchland (Munich, Germany for us English speakers). I thought it was worth highlighting his comment to the Team Build Breakfast post.