This is the final part of my Working with Visual Studio 2010 video series. So far we have covered these topics in previous parts:

• Part 1 – Creating the Team Project
• Part 2 – Creating the User Stories
• Part 3 – Adding Users to Team Projects
• Part 4 – Planning the Iteration
• Part 5 – Test Driven Development
• Part 6 – Test Driven Development (continued)
• Part 7 – Creating a WPF application
• Part 8 – Creating Test Cases and Bugs
• Part 9 – Fixing and Closing Bugs
• Part 10 – Creating the Continuous Integration Build

In the last part of the series I show how to track the progress of your team using the new SharePoint Dashboards and the SQL Server Reporting Services that are part of the Team Foundation Server 2010 installation.

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I hope this video series was of any help to anybody interested in learning about Visual Studio 2010, TFS 2010 and Team Build 2010. The series end here mostly because I have already shown most of what I wanted to show and also because Visual Studio 2010 RC is around the corner and I don’t want to mix stuff of Beta 2 with RC.

If there’s anything you’d like to see (or not to see anymore) on this blog please let me know, feedback is greatly appreciated!

Julio

This is part 3 of my Working with Visual Studio 2010 video series. So far we have covered these topics in previous parts:

• Part 1 – Creating the Team Project
• Part 2 – Creating the User Stories

In this third part I show how to add users to Team Projects. This requires granting access to domain users in Team Foundation Server, SharePoint and Reporting Services. An easy task but usually causes a little confusion when working with TFS for first time.

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In next part I will show how to appropriately plan your first sprint and you’ll see some cool stuff in the new Iteration Backlog Excel workbooks that come with TFS 2010. Don’t miss it!

Julio