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Author Archives: anthonyborton
Visual Studio “11” Beta makes it easier to be an early adopter
As one would expect, each new release of Microsoft Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server brings a range of exciting new features and capabilities. Unfortunately many of us may still remember the pain of moving from VS2002 (.NET 1.0) to … Continue reading
Team Foundation Services Preview for all Australian ALM conference attendees.
Get access to Microsoft’s next generation in application lifecycle management, agile project management and software development collaboration services based on the next version of Team Foundation Server running on the Windows Azure platform called: Team Foundation Service Preview Every attendee … Continue reading
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Visual Studio ALM training in the US during July 2011
Next week I am back in Redmond, WA to deliver my Visual Studio 2010 ALM courses through my partner, QuickLearn, Inc. These courses can be attended either in person or by remotely connecting from your home or office. QuickLearn’s unique … Continue reading
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New TFS 2010 course–a great success
I have just completed the first delivery of a new 5-day TFS course I have written for a partner in the United States. The course, Implementing TFS 2010 Team Solutions, is a 5-day course covering a wide range of topics … Continue reading
The inaugural Auckland .NET User Group meeting–May 24
Good friend and fellow Professional Scrum Trainer, Rob Maher, has been putting in all the hard work to kick off a new .NET User Group in Auckland, NZ. The first meeting of this new user group is coming up on … Continue reading
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Visual SourceSafe Migration Events around Australia
Enhance ALM’s very own, Richard Angus, has joined forces with Migration to deliver a “hands-on” workshop to teach you about pre-migration considerations for moving from Visual SourceSafe to Team Foundation Server 2010. We will walk you through an end to … Continue reading
Integrating Dynamics AX 2009 and TFS 2010–6 part series
Enhance ALM recently assisted a local company implement TFS 2010 in their Dynamics AX development environment. This was made all the more difficult due to a lack of good documentation and best practise guidance on how to do this. One … Continue reading
Visual Studio 2010 courses in the US and Norway
Starting next month, QuickLearn is offering some of Enhance ALM’s Visual Studio 2010 courses in the United States and Norway. These courses will be conducted in Redmond and Oslo but you can sign up and attend the courses remotely using … Continue reading
Visual Studio ALM User Group Tour in New Zealand–Feb 2011
Early next month I have the pleasure of presenting at three of New Zealand’s .NET user groups. New Zealand has a great user group community and I always look forward to the opportunity to present there. The topic for my … Continue reading
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Awarded Visual Studio ALM MVP for 6th year
This morning I woke to find an email from Microsoft telling me I have been presented with the Microsoft MVP award in the Visual Studio ALM competency for 2011. This will be my 6th year as an MVP and I’m … Continue reading
