The main user interface you use to interact with Team Foundation Server (TFS) is the Team Explorer client. Team Explorer provides a way to access and view information on one or more TFS servers. By default, Team Explorer provides access to TFS features like work items, SharePoint document libraries, reports, builds, and source control.Marcel’s development [...]
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Team System: Building a Visual Studio Team Explorer Extension
Posted by james on October 5, 2011
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Bugslayer: Strengthening Visual Studio Unit Tests
Posted by james on September 23, 2011
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Strengthening Visual Studio Unit TestsCode download available at: Bugslayer0603.exe (169 KB) Browse the Code Online Visual Studio 2005 brought so many new features to the table that it can seem almost overwhelming. One of the most exciting additions is the new unit testing features found in the Test menu on the main menu bar. While [...]
Editor’s Note: Scott Guthrie on Visual Studio 2010
Posted by james on September 7, 2011
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These are whirlwind days for Microsoft’s Scott Guthrie. A corporate ?vice president for the .NET developer platform, he oversees development of Visual Studio, the Microsoft .NET Framework, ASP.NET, Silverlight, CLR and more. Many of those products are in the “milestone” phase, with major new versions being released, or about to be released. That includes, of [...]
Office Unbound: Bring Your Documents To Life With Data Binding In Visual Studio Tools For Office
Posted by james on August 22, 2011
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Bring Your Documents To Life With Data Binding In Visual Studio Tools For OfficeThis article discusses: Defining data sources for Office documentsCreating data-bound documentsUnderstanding datasets, adapters, and sourcesBinding to proxy objectsThis article uses the following technologies: Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Microsoft Office SystemMicrosoft Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Microsoft Office System provides [...]
VISUAL BASIC: Unleash The Power Of Query In Visual Studio “Orcas”
Posted by james on August 20, 2011
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Unleash The Power Of Query In Visual Studio “Orcas”This article is based on a prerelease version of Visual Studio code-named “Orcas.” All information herein is subject to change. This article discusses: Visual Basic and query integrationSupported clauses such as Where, OrderBy, and SelectUnderstanding and using query resultsThis article uses the following technologies: Visual Basic, LINQ [...]
Advanced Basics: Visual Studio .NET 2003 Usage Tips
Posted by james on August 17, 2011
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Cutting Edge: Code Contracts Settings in Visual Studio 2010
Posted by james on August 14, 2011
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Last month I introduced software contracts as they’re implemented in the Microsoft .NET Framework 4. Known as Code Contracts, software contracts allow you to express formal conditions your code should fulfill to work properly. Code Contracts cause your code to throw an exception if a method doesn’t receive data as expected or if it produces [...]
Team Up!: Get All Your Devs in a Row with Visual Studio 2005 Team System
Posted by james on August 12, 2011
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[ Editor's Update - 1/20/2006: This article refers to a beta version of Visual Studio 2005. An updated version of the article, reflecting features found in the final release of Visual Studio 2005, can be found at Team Up: Get All Your Devs In A Row With Visual Studio 2005 Team System.] Get All Your [...]
Test: Build Quick and Easy UI Test Automation Suites with Visual Studio .NET
Posted by james on August 10, 2011
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XML Comments: Document Your Code in No Time At All with Macros in Visual Studio
Document Your Code in No Time At All with Macros in Visual StudioParts of this article are based on a prerelease version of Visual Studio 2005. Those sections are subject to change.This article discusses: Macros and the Visual Studio extensibility modelHow to document a constructor automaticallyDocumenting exceptions thrown from methods and properties automaticallyHow to automatically [...]