alkampfer on July 27th, 2010

My frient Guardian blogged some minutes ago explaining how you can change the mapping of your codeplex project now that codeplex is migrated to TFS2010. There is even a simpler solution, first of all open Visual Studio, then connect to the new tfs server. As you can see in Figure 1 I have projects in [...]



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alkampfer on January 16th, 2010

Sometimes I hear people that does not like the way TFS manages merge conflicts, and quite all of the time the problem is that they does not like the Visual Studio Integrated tool to merge two files. I must admit that I do not like that tool too, but this is not related to TFS, [...]



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alkampfer on January 16th, 2010

If you are interested in implementing TFS 2010 in your company, or if you already implemented TFS 2010 beta2 but you want to go deeper because you want to use your tfs in a optimal way, you can check the Visual Studio 2010 Team Foundation SERver REquirements Management guide from the TFS Rangers. You will [...]



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alkampfer on January 15th, 2010

I begin working on a open source project, hosted on codeplex. The first thing I need to do is to modify configuration files to make it work on my machine (in my situation I need only to change the sql connection string). In this scenario a big problem arise, if every developer has a different [...]



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alkampfer on December 8th, 2009

In last post I showed how to build a custom code activity to customize tfsbuild for beta2 of tfs2010. In that post I inserted custom action manually in the xaml file of the build definition, and I know that this can be a pain, if you want to insert a custom action in a specific [...]



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