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May 07 2018
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Take the Microsoft DevOps Self-Assessment

By All Posts, Application Development, Application Lifecycle Management, DevOps, Team Foundation Server, Visual Studio

Become a High-Performer with DevOps. High performers have multidisciplinary feature crews who pull from a common product-backlog, minimize work in process, and deliver work ready to deploy live at the end of each sprint.   Take this short Microsoft DevOps self-assessment to get tailored recommendations on how to improve your organizations ability to develop and deliver value to customers, pivot when necessary and beat competitors to market. Use the results of your self-assessment to optimize your…

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Mar 27 2017
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Imaginet’s Top 6 Favorite New Features of TFS 2017

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Imaginet’s Top 6 Favorite New Features of TFS 2017 With the recent release of Visual Studio 2017, now is a great time to upgrade your Team Foundation Server (TFS) to 2017! This new release is jam-packed with over 25 new features and fixes that help your team develop software better by improving communication and collaboration throughout your software development process. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider upgrading to TFS 2017:  …

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Nov 18 2015
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4 Reasons to Upgrade to Team Foundation Server 2015

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As the new year kicks off, now is a great time to upgrade your Visual Studio Team Foundation Server to 2015 (with Update 1) and have it ready for 2016 ahead.   Why Upgrade to Team Foundation Server 2015? This new release of Team Foundation Server 2015 is jam-packed with over 25 new features and fixes that help your team develop software better by improving communication and collaboration throughout your software development process. Here are just a…

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Sep 14 2015
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TFS 2015 is here! Schedule Your Upgrade TODAY!

By Agile, All Posts, Application Lifecycle Management, Team Foundation Server, Visual Studio No Comments

Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2015 RTM (Release to Manufacturing) is now available! This is the newest version of Team Foundation Server (TFS), the collaboration platform at the core of Microsoft’s application lifecycle management (ALM) solution.   Why Upgrade to TFS 2015? This new release of Team Foundation Server 2015 is jam-packed with over 25 new features and fixes that help your team develop software better by improving communication and collaboration throughout your software development…

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Jul 13 2015
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Imaginet MiniCast: How to Add Pre and Post Build Scripts

By All Posts, Application Lifecycle Management, Team Foundation Server, Tutorials, Videos, Visual Studio, Webinars No Comments

Watch this short Imaginet MiniCast to learn how to add pre and post build scripts to your automated build definition in Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) in order to improve build quality and optimize your overall application lifecycle. Imaginet is the global leader in Microsoft Application Lifecycle Management Visual Studio services and recently recognized as Microsoft Partner of the Year for our outstanding solutions in ALM. With over 650 successful ALM customers and over 1800 successful…

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Sep 04 2014
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Enhance Productivity with Distributed Version Control Using Git and Visual Studio 2013

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We’re going to show you…  Learn about modern source control approaches and the pros and cons of each.  How distributed source control systems like Git work compared to centralized source control repositories.  Discover how Git integrates with Team Foundation Server (TFS) and Visual Studio (VS).  You will come away from the webinar with an immediate understanding of how to effectively integrate Git distributed version control with TFS and VS to better enhance your team’s productivity….

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Aug 14 2014
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Web Deploy Gets Even More Awesome – Profile Specific Transforms

By All Posts, Application Lifecycle Management, Team Foundation Server, Visual Studio No Comments

I love Web Deploy. Whenever I’m helping teams that build web applications improve their ALM processes, invariable I end up moving them onto Web Deploy. Not only is it an easier and cleaner way to deploy, but you get the bonus of being able to manage configuration files (Web.config) in your project. Config as Code Maturing in ALM means that you need to head towards continuous deployment. You need to be able to deploy your…

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Aug 14 2014
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Imaginet Amongst Top 100 Microsoft Providers

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Imaginet earns top accolades for developing innovative solutions and visibility into the Microsoft landscape. Imaginet announces their recognition as a Top 100 Most Promising Microsoft Solution Provider by CIO Review for their global achievements and new service offerings for enterprises looking to accelerate their business strategy using the Microsoft platform. “This distinction amongst about half a million partners is really a recognition of our incredible ability to succeed in innovation by combining our unique values…

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Jun 10 2014
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Enabling JavaScript Code Coverage Link in Builds

By All Posts, Application Lifecycle Management, Team Foundation Server, Visual Studio One Comment

Both Visual Studio 2013 and 2012 enable you to run JavaScript unit testing, and now with the Chutzpah test adapter, you can run code coverage as well. I recently added some tests to a Visual Studio (VS) 2013 solution that I was working on and was pleased to see that when I selected “Analyze Code Coverage for all Tests” in the Test Explorer, Visual Studio opens a nicely formatted html page that shows the JavaScript coverage. I…

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May 19 2014
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Highlights from Microsoft TechEd 2014

By All Posts, Application Lifecycle Management, Team Foundation Server No Comments

May 12-15 was the Microsoft TechEd Conference, and if you couldn’t make it, Microsoft makes almost all of the session videos available online for free, including all their new announcements. TechEd Videos available here: http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd/NorthAmerica/2014 For those of you who might not have time to spend hours (and hours and hours) watching the videos, here’s some of my personal highlights from what I’ve seen so far: UserVoice Integration with TFS The TFS/VSO team announced a…

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