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Remote Shelving/Unshelving Changes in Team Foundation Server

by Nate Lowry | May 24, 2011 | Software Development Tips & Tricks

Let’s talk shelving. Not the kind you try to build in your garage that never fits together, and not a bunch of milk cartons stacked on each other. I’m talking about source control shelvesets. Think of them as a snapshot of your local workspace at a given...

ClickOnce Publish and Deploy from Team Foundation Server 2010

by Brian Gansemer | Apr 29, 2011 | Development Methodologies & Best Practices, Software Development Tips & Tricks

Overview ClickOnce technology is a very powerful way to distribute your applications to end users. It is especially nice for easily distributing updates to your application. Even if you don’t plan to distribute your application using ClickOnce technology, it is...

“Transforming” App.Config Files in a TFS Build

by Nate Lowry | Mar 29, 2011 | Software Development Tips & Tricks

Do you develop using your production or staging SQL server? If so, please don’t. If not, great! How do you keep track of which Web.Config is pushed to your server? VS2010 has an improved Web Deploy process that allows you to use config transforms to adjust your...
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