1. Team Foundation Server 2010 for Everyone
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Team Foundation Server 2010 for Everyone
Doug Seven
Group Product Manager
Developer Tools & Platform

2. Team Foundation Server for Everyone
Basic
Advanced
Team Foundation Server
Laptop
Server
SQL Server Express
SQL Server
Std./Ent.
Simple SCM
Complex Integration
Small Projects
Portfolio
Lone Developer
1,000-person Teams

3. Before I get started…

4. Team Foundation Server?
Why aren’t you
already using
Team Foundation Server?
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5. Team Foundation Server…
…is too expensive.
…is too complex.
…requires a server.

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

7. Team Foundation Server 2010 is included with…

8. Team Foundation Server 2010
Retails for $499 USD
Five users without CALs
Add users with CALs

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

10. New Configuration Wizard
Easy to use
Fast configuration
No requirement for…
Windows SharePoint Services
SQL Server Reporting Services

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

12. 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

13. Setting Up Basic Configuration
DEMO

14. Moving from Visual SourceSafe
Visual SourceSafe Converter

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

16. Migrate from Visual SourceSafe
DEMO

17. Opportunity to rethink your version control process
Don’t Want to Migrate?
Opportunity to rethink your version control process
Get latest and check-in
Drag and drop add

18. Options for Other Systems?

19. state of the art  –noun the latest and most sophisticated or advanced stage of a technology, art, or science.
public Foo() { … }
public Foo() { … }
public Bar() {
Branching & Merging
Version Control
Check-in Policies

20. Friendly and familiar

21. 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 tons of other great clients like Visual Basic 6.0

22. Using Team Foundation Server Source Control
DEMO

23. state of the art
–noun the latest and most sophisticated or advanced stage of a technology, art, or science.
public Foo() { … }
public Foo() { … }
public Bar() {
TO DO…
Build
Automation
Work Items

24. Build Without “F5” F5

25. Build Automation Integrate early, integrate often
Continuous Integration
Builds on every check-in
Gated check-in to control quality
Rolling builds to control frequency
Run build-verification tests easily
Easily customize to meet your needs

26. Build Automation with Continuous Integration
DEMO

27. Clean-up Your Backlog Debug Shopping Cart Test Login Security
Beat DJDM at Forza 3
Add RSS Feed

28. Manage All Your Work
Work Item Tracking enables you track everything you need to manage:
Tasks
Bugs
User Feedback
Feature requests
Centralized for easy, shared access

29. Manage Work Items Your Way
Rich integration in Visual Studio
Full featured synchronization lets you work in Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Project
Team Web Access lets you get to your work items from the web

30. Manage Product Backlog
DEMO

31. Start Using Team Foundation Server
Install Team Foundation Server 2010.
Try it out.
Migrate or start with a clean check-in.

32. Questions

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