Thanks to the Visual Studio ALM Rangers, we have a new release of the TFS Branching Guidance! Think of it like TFS Branching Guidance 3.0… it was developed specifically for TFS 2010 including tidbits on best practices using all of the new branching & merging hierarchy and visualizing change features.
I often talk about branching & merging strategies with my clients and it’s always great to have some diagrams and content to go back to and leave with them so that they can delve into Configuration Management a little more.
Head on over to their CodePlex site: http://tfsbranchingguideiii.codeplex.com/
Project DescriptionThe purpose of this project is to build some insightful and practical guidance around branching and merging with Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010. The new release focuses on Hands on Labs and includes lots of lessons learnt from the community Q&A.Visual Studio Team Foundation Server Branching Guide 2010Branching and merging of software is a very large topic. It is an area where there is a lot of maturity in the software industry. This Ranger solution focuses on applied and practical examples of branching that you can use right now. The 2010 release includes discussions around branching concepts and strategies but also focuses on practical hands-on labs.Visual Studio ALM RangersThis guidance is created by the Rangers who have the mission to provide out of band solutions for missing features or guidance. This content was created with support from Microsoft Product Group, Microsoft Most Valued Professionals (MVPs) and technical specialists from technology communities around the globe, giving you a real-world view from the field, where the technology has been tested and used.What is in the package?The content is packaged in 8 separate zip files to give you the choice of selective downloads but the default download is the TFS_Branching_Guide_2010_Complete_Package_v1 if you are interested in all parts. TFS_Branching_Guide_Main_2010_v1.zip --> Start here TFS_Branching_Guide_Scenarios_2010_v1.zip TFS_Branching_Guide_Scenarios_2010_Poster_v1.zip HOL_Quick_Start_Basic_Branch_Plan_2010_v1.zip Lab_Files_HOL_Quick_Start_Basic_Branch_Plan_v1.zip TFS_Branching_Guide_Q&A_2010_v1.zip TFS_Branching_Guide_Diagrams_2010_v1.zip TFS_Branching_Guide_2010_Complete_Package_v1TeamBill Heys, James Pickell, Willy-Peter Schaub, Bijan Javidi, Oliver Hilgers, Bob Jacobs, Sin Min Lee, Neno Loje, Mathias Olausson, Matt VellosoHow to submit new ideas?The recommended method is to simply post ideas to the community or to contact the Rangers at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/teamsystem/ee358786.aspx.
Project DescriptionThe purpose of this project is to build some insightful and practical guidance around branching and merging with Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010. The new release focuses on Hands on Labs and includes lots of lessons learnt from the community Q&A.Visual Studio Team Foundation Server Branching Guide 2010Branching and merging of software is a very large topic. It is an area where there is a lot of maturity in the software industry. This Ranger solution focuses on applied and practical examples of branching that you can use right now. The 2010 release includes discussions around branching concepts and strategies but also focuses on practical hands-on labs.Visual Studio ALM RangersThis guidance is created by the Rangers who have the mission to provide out of band solutions for missing features or guidance. This content was created with support from Microsoft Product Group, Microsoft Most Valued Professionals (MVPs) and technical specialists from technology communities around the globe, giving you a real-world view from the field, where the technology has been tested and used.What is in the package?The content is packaged in 8 separate zip files to give you the choice of selective downloads but the default download is the TFS_Branching_Guide_2010_Complete_Package_v1 if you are interested in all parts.
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