1. Team Foundation Server for everyone
Martin Woodward
Microsoft
@MartinWoodward

2. I Work Here

3. On This

4. I also co-authored these

5. Before I get
started…

6. Visual Studio ALM

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

8. Team Foundation Server 2010 is included with…

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

10. 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

11. Moving from Visual SourceSafe
Visual SourceSafe Converter

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

13. 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

14. Visual Studio ALM

15. Build Automation F5

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

17. 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

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

19. Tracking Progress

20. One more
thing…

21. Q&A Martin Woodward Microsoft @MartinWoodward http://woodwardweb.com

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