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Northwest Cadence is growing our team and looking for a great ALM Consultant. Something you are interested in pursuing or know someone who should? Please send any inquiries and resumes to careers@nwcadence.com. At Northwest Cadence, we have created a work environment that emphasizes excellence, integrity, and out-of-the-box thinking. Our customers
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Issues with Alerts in TFS
Every once in a while we get customers who note issues with alerts. In some cases alerts are being duplicated, items don’t show up in the alerts editor, by default you can only see alerts for yourself, etc. This makes managing alerts difficult in some cases. There’s an easy way to identify and remove
Northwest Cadence Attains Gold Certified Partner Status in Microsoft Partner Program
Northwest Cadence Further Distinguishes Itself by Earning a Microsoft Competency in Custom Development Solutions and Learning Solutions Kirkland, WA, USA – 9 January, 2009 Northwest Cadence, www.nwcadence.com, today announced
Compelling TFS Features to Upgrade from 2005 to 2008
The following is an excerpt from “The Tempo”, Northwest Cadence’s monthly newsletter. This article was written by Jeff Levinson. Compelling TFS Features to Upgrade from 2005 to 2008 The 2008 release of Team System provided several compelling features and upgrades over the 2005 release.
Thank You!
Our customer feedback is critical to our success. We thank you for taking the time to provide comments on our servics. Your feedback is valuable and important to us, as we contunually strive to exceed our customers’ expectations and work to improve upon what we are currently doing. Please stay
MSDN Flash!
The one constant is change. So how do developers avoid from sinking amidst the strong currents of change and stay informed of the changing tides? They stay afloat by accessing an abundance of resources. At Northwest Cadence, we regularly check the MSDN Flash Newsletter as a portal for the latest
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
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
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 of
Python – Powerful, but terse
I’ve heard Python is “wrist-friendly”. It is! So, basically I needed to create a quick application to merge some text files into an HTML template to update a web site with new content easily. (Yes, I’ve heard of dynamic web sites… but didn’t need anything but
TSWA 2008 SP1 Released
Ed Hintz just announced the release of Team System Web Access 2008 SP1 (TSWA)! Head on over to the TSWA download site to get
VSTS User Group Meeting – Tomorrow Night! (June 25th)
I’ll be presenting a topic titled “Gaze Into the Crystal Ball: Reporting in Team System”. We’ll actually go quite deep into the reporting process, including interpreting existing reports, modifying existing reports, creating ad-hoc reports in Excel, and creating new reports
Don’t miss the GeekFest Party at TechEd 2008!
I’ll see you there! GeekFest Party at TechEd 2008 Developer Conference Let’s face it, going to technical conferences is good for your career, but it’s not a whole lot of fun. What you need is an outlet. You need to have fun. That’s where we step in. Cheap beer and lousy pizza! We
Geek Speak on Team Build
Well, my Geek Speak on the Team Build was finally posted on MSDN. If you’re interested in seeing Team Build in action check it out! Steven Borg on Team Build – Geek
Team System User Group meeting – May 28th, 2008
Don’t miss the upcoming user group meeting for Team System. We’ll be covering Unit Testing, presented by Bruce Taimana from Microsoft. See you there! Title: Unit Testing with Visual Studio When: 6:30 PM on May 28, 2008 Where: Microsoft Campus in Redmond – Building 118 –