A new day, a new week, a new Team Server

1 minute read

I have just finished upgrading out TFS Development environment to TFS2008 and I have to say it was a totally painless procedure…

The installation handles the upgrade perfectly (hopefully the RTM will work just as well) and I even created a new project with Visual Studio 2005, nice…

I now need to look at the Sharepoint integration and I will probably need to write a custom web service for Sharepoint to get the integration to work how I want.

Ah, well. At least I get to play with 2008!

Technorati Tags: ALM TFS 2008 VS 2005

Was this useful?

Useful Not for me

Checking…

Enjoyed this? One click, no account.

Enjoyed this? One click, no account. Heart this item Checking…

Vote useful Vote not useful

Sign in to make this yours

One free account across every NKD Agility site gets you:

• Bookmarks — save things to read later.
• History — find that page you forgot to bookmark.

Your activity is yours: it powers your account pages, and we only ever analyse totals per item — never what you individually did.

Sign in Not now

Share

engineering-leadership.hinshelwood.com

A new day, a new week, a new Team Server

Covers upgrading to TFS 2008, smooth installation, creating projects with Visual Studio 2005, and exploring SharePoint integration with custom web services.

Copy Link

---

LinkedIn WhatsApp Twitter Facebook Email

Save Save this item for laterSign in to save Checking… Subscribe

More actions

• • Save Sign in to save
• • Subscribe

• ---

• • 

    engineering-leadership.hinshelwood.com

    A new day, a new week, a new Team Server

    Covers upgrading to TFS 2008, smooth installation, creating projects with Visual Studio 2005, and exploring SharePoint integration with custom web services.

    Copy Link

    ---

    LinkedIn WhatsApp Twitter Facebook Email