Last weekend, we decided to take the plunge and upgrade our SSW TFS 2012 RC instance to the shiny new TFS 2012 RTM. It was early I know, we considered the risks vs the rewards, made a roll-back plan with HyperV and quickly decided it was worth the effort. We ploughed ahead with the upgrade
Over the weekend, we decided to take the plunge and upgrade the SSW TFS 2010 instance to the shiny new TFS 2012 release candidate. Initially, there was some debate as to whether we should upgrade what is the busiest server in our environment. One call to Grant Holliday made all the difference and we
Juval Löwy came to visit us at SSW last week to present an Architects Masterclass. He covered the Service-Oriented Development process and WCF and treated the attendees to some enthusiastic opinions on software development architecture. Cheers, @AdamCogan
Note: Originally on https://www.ssw.com.au/ssw/AgileTemplate/Reports/ With SSW Agile Template generating reports has never been easier. Listed below are the default Reports for Agile Template:
Note: This content is from old “RulesToBetterProjectManagementWithTFS.aspx”. The current rules to follow are SSW Rules to Better Scrum At SSW we advocate using the rich features of email and a release plan approachto getting work done. Follow these steps and you will have happier clients and clients