Who Stole Rob Caron- July 26, 2006 Like tens of thousands of other people, I am an avid and daily reader of my good friend Rob Caron's VSTS blog. He is way plugged in, clearly. But Rob is more than that. He is a bloguoso. Lately however, Rob hasn't seemed himself. As possibly occurred with with Raymond Chen's Old New Thing blog last year, Rob's latest blog posts appear to have been produced by a robot or blog double, on his behalf. The other day, I sent Rob a "Yo Dude"...http://blogs.msdn.com/korbyp/archive/2006/07/26/679487.aspx Visual Studio Team Foundation Server via Eclipse Runs on UNIX, Mac, or Linux- July 26, 2006 Are you excited about the potential benefits of migrating from your existing source control and bug tracking tools to Visual Studio Team System Stymied by bureaucracy and organizational inertia Common Scenario: different groups in your organization use different IDEs on different platforms. Some teams are using Eclipse on UNIX and others work on Macs. Your team uses Visual Studio on Windows and your management would like to eventually move all of your development groups in that..http://blogs.msdn.com/korbyp/archive/2006/07/26/679400.aspx Cmd Shell for Visual Studio: Released on CodePlex- July 17, 2006 This project is an awesome addition to the growing list of shared source software on CodePlex.com. "VSCmdShell provides users with a shell window inside the Visual Studio IDE that can be used for Visual Studio commands as well. Current version allows user to use either Windows Command Shell (cmd.exe) or Windows PowerShell."http://blogs.msdn.com/korbyp/archive/2006/07/17/668801.aspx CodePlex Videos on Port 25- July 14, 2006 Interested in CodePlex Subscribe to the CodePlex tag on Port 25. As of the date of this post there are two interviews (Sara Ford's and mine with timeline thanks to Sara) along with a blog post by Bryan Kirchner in which he discusses "two of the most important studies of the motivations of open source developers". I expect there to be more. Personally, I'd like to see more interviews like Sara's on Port 25, interviews that provide a window into the motivations, perspectives,.http://blogs.msdn.com/korbyp/archive/2006/07/14/666026.aspx |