I’ve just read a post of my friend Mauro, “Dealing with log of Data” and I really agree with his position, because projects that needs to manage big amount of data usually brings a lot of problems both on production server, but also on the everyday developer life. We tend to think that since disk [...]
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What is WIOV in TFS 2010 TFS 2010 contains a special Group called the Work Item Only View Users, used to identify special users users that can only submit bugs and modify bugs submitted by them. The reason behind this special group is to allow your customer to directly add bug into your TFS without [...]
I wish to install Sharepoint Foundation 2010 on a Single Workstation machine (Windows Server 2008 R2) to use with TFS11 Beta and I followed the really good guide of my friend Giuseppe Marchi to accomplish this task, but I got a really strange error when I tried to configure the database with powershell the user [...]
I’ve blogged some days ago on the possibility to save log4net logs inside a Mongo database, but you should be aware that this technique can be dangerous if your objects have circular references. A circular reference happens when object A reference object B and object B directly or indirectly reference object A again and this [...]
Tfs on azure is a a perfectly valid solution to have your TFS hosted by Microsoft, no worries about upgrading, maintaining, backup and most important, it is available from every computer that has an internet connection. This last factor can be really interesting for companies where people sometimes works from home, or from an hotel [...]
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