Team Foundation Server for everyone Martin Woodward Microsoft @MartinWoodward http://woodwardweb.com martinwo@microsoft.com

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Visual Studio ALM

Team Foundation Server… …is too expensive. …is too complex. …requires a server.

Team Foundation Server 2010 is included with…

Team Foundation Server 2010 Retails for £449 Five users without CALs Add users with CALs

Client and Server Support Supports client installations Windows 7, Windows Vista Grows when you grow Client OS Single server Multi-server farms x64 Support Supports Java development

Moving from Visual SourceSafe Visual SourceSafe Converter

VSS Converter Migrate what you want Into a single team project or into multiple Settings.xml UserMap.xml

Rich Client Support Full featured integration in Visual Studio In box command-line client Power Tool provides Windows Shell integration Eclipse plug-in support for Java developers MSSCCI provider brings support to other great clients like Visual Basic 6.0

Visual Studio ALM

Build Automation F5

TFS Build Architecture TFS Project Collection Queues Selects Build Controller Symbol Server Build Agent Publishes Executes Build Copies Drop Server

TFS Build Key Features Build Management inside IDE Build Triggers (Manual, CI, Scheduled) Gated / Private Builds Integrated with VC + WIT Reports for status + quality metrics Warehouse support for historical trends Build Notifications Managed Object Model Distributed Build Servers

Planning your Work Work Item Tracking: Tasks Bugs User Feedback Feature requests Centralized for easy, shared access Customizable

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