Customizing TFS Reports

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If you use TFS, you have probably wanted to customize at least one of the reports or create your own custom report. Fortunately, the Microsoft patterns & practices group has published an excellent white paper that explains how to create or customize TFS reports. Read more

Code Signing

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Ever since the .NET Framework was first release, Microsoft has always recommended that your code be signed. Windows Vista drives this point home even more with UAC and the Windows Error Reporting (WER) features, not to mention the fact that it’s a requirement for Vista logo certification. John Robbins from... Read more

The additive nature of the .NET Framework

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Also from Paul’s blog post and the .NET Framework Namespace poster is an excellent diagram that shows the relationship between the .NET Framework 3.5 release and the other versions of the Framework. This clearly shows the additive nature of both the .NET 3.0... Read more

.NET Framework 3.5 Namespace poster

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Now that .NET Framework 3.5 has been officially released, you can download a PDF of the commonly used types and namespaces. Be sure to check out Paul Andrew’s blog post for full details. Read more

Team System Widgets

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If you use Team System, Accentient has an excellent list of various Visual Studio Team System add-ins, add-ons, widgets, and extensibility solutions. This list is much more complete than the current Visual Studio Gallery, but it has also been around a lot longer. One benefit of the Visual... Read more