I did a post before going to the MVC summit called Do you need work item hierarchy in TFS? which mentioned the new tools from Notion for TFS.
Well there are many ways to skin a cat, and also to produce a hierarchy of TFS work items. Also have a look at Artiso Workitem Manager. This product is interesting as it provides …
Read MoreAs I am sure you will have heard the MVC 1.0 has been released. I downloaded this on my Windows 7 and tried to install it but got an Error 1722, the MSI then rolled back.
Turns out the problem was simply that I had Visual Studio open at the time I installed, it needs to be closed. It seems the MSI does not check for …
Read MoreWhilst at SC2009 today a request was made by Emad Ghoshen for attendees, and any other developers they knew, to assist him in his PhD research into maintainability of web applications.
He asked if people could download some Java/JSP code and answer a few questions on it, don't worry if this is not your usual languages …
Read MoreToday has been interesting, I have been to conferences where you sit and listen, such as DDD, TechEd etc. I have been to conferences where everyone is encouraged to talk open spaces style such as Alt.Net, but today has fallen between the two styles.
The Software Craftsmanship 2009 conference has been in more of a …
Read MoreIs so have a look at Notion Tools from Team System. This set of tools provides
- A timesheet based on works items that you access inside Visual Studio
- A work organizer to manage work items and documents allowing creation of hierarchies
- A work planner to help schedule resources for future iterations.
Well worth a look …
Read MoreI have been looking at porting a old content editor I wrote from WinForm to SilverLight and hit the problem there was no HTML editor control available in the standard Silverlight 2 control set. Roll in the excellent SLExtensions controls on CodePlex, to save the day.....
Now I did hit one problem with the HTMLEditor, …
Read More- agileyorkshire.org is the new home for the Agile Yorkshire user group. If you follow the link you will see that next months subject is Test Doubles: An Introduction To Unit Test Patterns. Unfortunately I won't able able to make this session as I will be out of the country, but sounds interesting.
Read More - You may have seen on a few blogs that Skills Matter are organising the Progressive .NET Tutorials, a 3 day event in May. I have to say that the selection of speakers is excellent including Hammett, Ayende Rahien, David Laribee, Gojko Adzic, Ian Cooper, Mike Hadlow, Scott Belware and Sebastien Lambla; on subjects such …
Read More There is a bit more information on the the Alt.Net conference now at http://www.altdotnetuknorth.info/
Registration will open next week at noon on Tuesday the 24th February.
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