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Visual Studio Team System Web Access 2005 Power Tool

Team System Web Access (formerly known as TeamPlain) is a Web interface to Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server. Team System Web Access (formerly known as TeamPlain) is a Web interface to Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server.Feature Overview Add new work items or edit existing ones Work with any type of work item, including custom ones Add new work item queries or edit existing ones...

RDN: Readify Developer Network 2 Oct 2007

Readify Developer Network Here’s a quick summary of the Readify RDN session I attended tonight.Event details: Sydney, 2 October 2007, 6-8pm Paul Stovell kicked off tonight’s session with an Introduction to Windows Presentation Framework.Overall an excellent session, covering the tools (Visual Studio, Expression Blend and Expression Design) before diving into XAML.Some examples to...

VFP: Sydney VFP special event 17 Oct 2007

I’m excited that we have Nick Neklioudov in Sydney in mid-October, coming to give us a special Sydney Visual FoxPro User Group presentation. Click here for Sydney VFP User Group Special Event details Nick will be presenting a session on using Drag and Drop in Visual FoxPro forms. Drag and Drop is an important usability element of applications, but is often neglected, especially in already...

BIZTALK: R2 Launch

The BizTalk 2006 R2 launch last Friday was a surprisingly small event (perhaps only 200 people?) but none the less very worthwhile – especially since it was free. The event started with the keynote from Don Ferguson which I found very stimulating. (By the way, I forgot to mention in my last post that Don has co-authored a great article in issue 13 of The Architecture Journal about the...

BIZTALK: 6 mega-trends in IT

Last Friday I attended the BizTalk 2006 R2 launch. It was a great event, and I will cover the main points in a separate post, however the highlight of the day (for me) was the opening keynote by Don Ferguson. Don Ferguson (who if you didn’t know him you’d think was a tad grumpy – but if you did know him you’d think was understated) shared a few of his thoughts on what the...

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