I've already linked to this in the past but as Jeff Beehler notes, the word doesn't seem to have got out loud enough. The full 496 page PDF document provides guidance on how to setup, maintain and use TFS, and is available from CodePlex here. The full content is also available on MSDN. The guide also covers TFS2008 which is coming soon. BTW Pinched straight from the TFS guide, here is a...
Thanks to Angus for alerting me to this… Somasegar has 'announced' that Visual Studio 2008 will ship this month. Awesome news.
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An excerpt from the book Essential C# 2.0 by Mark Michaelis. Chapter 11 on Generics.
(via CoDe Magazine)
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Mick Badran links to Sezai Komur's comprehensive list of WSS & MOSS resources.
See also SharePoint Blogs.
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BlogRunner has a nice Technology aggregator feed.
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An overview of how to set up a dev environment for the Office 2007 covering operating system, SharePoint and Visual Studio.
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Old news now of course :-) but surely the most devastating/interesting/wonderful technology announcement this year. Scoble has a round up of all the best bits on the new Google OpenSocial API that every social networking site on the planet is signing up to. Open Social is available here. Plaxo, Ning, MySpace, Beebo, Six Apart, Orkut, Salesforce, LinkedIn, Friendster, Oracle, Engage, the list goes...
Hoax? Apparently not. The British army are working on a James Bond style tank that is 'invisible'. Ready for service by 2012 we are told. LOL
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[As an aside to the main point in this post: One of the great things Microsoft does is put new buzzwords and buzz phrases into mainstream use.You'll remember 'Space' (as in 'the developer space'), surface (as in 'the design surface') and experience (as in 'user experience' and UX). Yep, you take them for granted now right? The latest one I've been hearing a...
Identity theft is nothing new but from the recent articles on Facebook security holes (example) you'd think it was a whole new danger unleashed on the globe. The good thing about all the press it gets is that it is now mainstream thinking to be wary of putting any personal information on sites (wherever they are hosted – Facebook, Microsoft, Google, etc). Thus, to reiterate, you should...