Archive for the ‘Development’ Category
Vancouver TechFest 2009 – Presentation
My presentation at the Vancouver TechFest this weekend went fairly well, all things considered. I’d hoped I would have more time for an in-depth demo of the various ways to integrate business data into SharePoint 2007, but sadly I was limited to a demonstration of the Business Data Catalog consuming data from a Microsoft Dynamics [...]
In: Events, SharePoint · Tagged with: Burntsand, Microsoft, Presentation, SharePoint, TechFest, Vancouver
Team Foundation Server 2010 Beta2 Experience
My experiences with Visual Studio Team System and Team Foundation Server 2010 Beta2 have been exellent for the most part, but I just spent the last few days trying to troubleshoot a client installation that just wasn’t working. Everything installed fine (as usual), but then something really bizarre happened … I couldn’t create team projects! [...]
In: Development, Team Foundation Server, Team System · Tagged with: Beta, Microsoft, Team System, Visual Studio
Vancouver TechFest 2009
If you are in Vancouver on November 21, 2009, and are a techno-geek like myself, don’t forget to attend the Vancouver TechFest 2009. Vancouver TechFest is a free, single-day, community-driven conference covering a bunch of Microsoft technology areas specifically targeted to developers and IT professionals.
Burntsand is a Platinum Sponsor for the event, and I’ll be presenting Business [...]
In: Development, Events, SharePoint · Tagged with: Burntsand, Conference, Microsoft, Presentation, TechFest, Vancouver
What's new with Visual Studio Team System 2010 and MSDN?
I’ll be jointly presenting with Microsoft at an upcoming Vancouver event about the new features of Visual Studio Team System 2010, and the changes in VSTS and MSDN licensing. If you are in the area and interested in learning more about this, register for the event and come learn about some of these exciting changes:
What’s [...]
In: Development, Events, Team Foundation Server, Team System, Visual Studio · Tagged with: Microsoft, MSDN, Presentation, Team System, Visual Studio
SharePoint 2010 Development Workstation
With the upcoming release of SharePoint 2010 I have been working with my team at Burntsand to determine what the optimal development workstation (laptop) should look like. The key planning point, of course, is that SharePoint 2010 only supports 64bit instances.
We’ve tried a number of combinations of hardware and software, and we have finally solidified [...]
In: Development, SharePoint · Tagged with: Hyper-V, SharePoint, Virtualization, VMWare
