Shai Raiten's Blog : TFS 11

איך להגדיר ימי חופש של סבב פיתוח - יום שישי במקום ראשון

shair — Sun, 03 Mar 2013 10:42:00 GMT

אחד השינויים ב – TFS 11 מאפשר לנו להגדיר קבוצות פיתוח והגדרה של סבבי פיתוח עם תאריך התחלה וסיום (Sprint, Iteration וכו).

כאשר מתחילים לתכנן סבב פיתוח נראה חישוב של סה”כ ימי העבודה בסבב הנוכחי, אך סה”כ הימים לא יסתדר לכם כי הוא מחשב שיום ראשון אינו יום עבודה.

זאת שאלה שאני מקבל מהרבה לקוחות – איך אני משנה את תצוגת ה – Backlog שתתאים לימי המנוחה בארץ (שישי ושבת ולא שבת וראשון).

לדוגמא – אם הגדרנו סבב פיתוח מה – 3 לפברואר עד ה – 14 לפברואר – מדובר על 12 ימים סה”כ ו-10 ימי פיתוח אבל אנחנו נראה סה”כ 9 ימי פיתוח. (שני ימי ראשון + יום שבת = שלושה ימי חופש).

על מנת לסגר את TFS 11 שיתמוך בימי החופש בארץ נצטרך להשתמש בפקודת – witadmin שתאפשר לנו לשלוף את קובץ ההגדרות עבור ניהול הפרוייקט.

witadmin exportcommonprocessconfig /collection:http://tfsServer:8080/tfs /f:e:\projectConfig.xml /p:ProjectName

לאחר שהרצנו פקודה זאת ניפתח את הקובץ ונחפש את הטקסט הבא:

  <Weekends>
    <DayOfWeek>Sunday</DayOfWeek>
    <DayOfWeek>Saturday</DayOfWeek>
  </Weekends>
</CommonProjectConfiguration>

נשנה את הערך - Sunday ל – Friday, נשמור את הקובץ.

  <Weekends>
    <DayOfWeek>Friday</DayOfWeek>
    <DayOfWeek>Saturday</DayOfWeek>
  </Weekends>
</CommonProjectConfiguration>

לבסוף יש להריץ את אותה הפקודה אך במקום export נכתוב import:

witadmin importcommonprocessconfig /collection:http://tfsServer:8080/tfs /f:e:\projectConfig.xml /p:ProjectName

עכשיו אפשר להתחיל לעבוד!

תהנו!

TFS API Part 47 (VS11) – Manage Iterations Dates

shair — Mon, 28 May 2012 15:26:00 GMT

Over the last posts I talked about “TFS API Part 46 (VS11) – Team Settings”, in this post I’ll show how to get and change Iteration Dates from TFS API.

We’ll show all Teams under a specific Team Project and once you click on a Team you will see its Iterations and Dates.

Download Demo Project

Step 1: Create Project and Add Reference

Create an WPF application and add the following references:

First add reference for:

Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Build.Client (11.0.0.0)
Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Build.Common.dll (11.0.0.0)
System.Windows.Forms.dll

(C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\ReferenceAssemblies\v2.0\)

Step 2: Connect and Get Teams

We need to get the TeamSettingsConfigurationService so we’ll have all teams settings and also we need to obtain the ICommonStructureService4 service - Defines methods for working with the common structures Areas and Iterations.

private void btnConnect_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

{

var tpp = new TeamProjectPicker(TeamProjectPickerMode.SingleProject, false);

tpp.ShowDialog();

if (tpp.SelectedTeamProjectCollection == null) return;

tfs = tpp.SelectedTeamProjectCollection;

projectInfo = tpp.SelectedProjects[0];

teamConfig = tfs.GetService<TeamSettingsConfigurationService>();

css = tfs.GetService<ICommonStructureService4>();

GetTeams();

}

The GetTeams method use the GetTeamConfigurationsForUser method from TeamSettingsConfigurationService to get all teams settings.

void GetTeams()

{

var configs = teamConfig.GetTeamConfigurationsForUser(new[] { projectInfo.Uri });

listTeams.ItemsSource = configs;

}

Step 3: Get Team Iterations

Step 4: Get All Iteration Tree

So as we took the Iterations from specific Team we can take all Iterations under Team Project and build the full tree includes Iteration dates.

I’ve add a button on the top right corner of the application, when you click on that button we using the ICommonStructureService4 ListStructures method to get the iteration tree and then export the nodes under the iteration (the list structure has Area and Iteration inside it)

private void btnFullTree_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

{

treeIterations.Items.Clear();

NodeInfo[] structures = css.ListStructures(projectInfo.Uri);

NodeInfo iterations = structures.FirstOrDefault(n => n.StructureType.Equals("ProjectLifecycle"));

XmlElement iterationsTree = css.GetNodesXml(new[] { iterations.Uri }, true);

var root = new TreeViewItem();

root.Header = projectInfo.Name;

BuildIterationTree(iterationsTree.ChildNodes, root);

treeIterations.Items.Add(root);

}

Now as we did for the Team Iterations (there we passed string[]) now we’re passing list of nodes.

The easiest way here to obtain the NodeInfo object is using GetNode method (by id), so I extract the Node Id from the Node Xml and using that ID I can get the NodeInfo.

void BuildIterationTree(XmlNodeList subItems, TreeViewItem item)

{

foreach (XmlNode node in subItems)

{

var nodeId = GetNodeID(node.OuterXml);

var nodeInfo = css.GetNode(nodeId);

var subTreeItem = new TreeViewItem();

subTreeItem.Header = string.Format("{0} - Start: {1} - Finish: {2}", nodeInfo.Name, nodeInfo.StartDate, nodeInfo.FinishDate);

item.Items.Add(subTreeItem);

if (node.ChildNodes.Count > 0)

{

BuildIterationTree(node.ChildNodes, subTreeItem);

}

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Enjoy.

TFS API Part 46 (VS11) – Team Settings

shair — Wed, 23 May 2012 16:35:00 GMT

In the previous posts “TFS API Part 45 (VS11) – Modify Teams and Team Members” I talked about Teams, from getting all team to modify and creating new Team using TFS API.

Now, Teams are more than just a “Security Group”, they hold specific settings such as relevant Areas/Iteration for that Team.

The “Team” can be assigned to Backlog Iteration (Set as Team’s backlog Iteration), this takes all paths under that iteration and add them to the team backlog. You can also change the Iteration backlog to another path (not just the root), you just need at least one child below.

And from TFS 11 you can define Start Date and End Date for Iterations, and there is a cool fact – those dates are not just for beauty – TFS takes those iterations and automatically show you what is the current Iteration that you working on, what iterations you completed (past) and what iterations are next. you might have overlap iterations but for some reason you can only have one “Current” iteration.

The “Current” iteration is defined by the iteration for which the start date is less than or equal to today’s date and the end date is greater than or equal to today and than is just sorted by Name.

After you define the Iterations for the Project and for each Team you might want to define the Areas for the Team, you can also define a Default Area – Means that each work item you open under that Team.

When you define “Area\s” for Team this means that when you enter your Product Backlog (not query) you will only see work items under that “Area” (you choose if to include sub-areas)

Now, after we understand what and why let’s talk about How using TFS API.

Download Demo Project

Step 1: Create Project and Add Reference

Create an WPF application and add the following references:

First add reference for:

Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Build.Client (11.0.0.0)
Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Build.Common.dll (11.0.0.0)
System.Windows.Forms.dll

(C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\ReferenceAssemblies\v2.0\)

Step 2: Connect and Get Teams Settings

In the previous posts we used TfsTeamService to get all teams under the Team Project. another way is to use the TeamSettingsConfigurationService.

The TeamSettingsConfigurationService has two methods:

GetTeamConfigurationsForUser
SetTeamSettings

We’ll use the GetTeamConfigurationsForUser passing the Project Uri, this will return all Teams under that project.

private void btnConnect_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

{

var tpp = new TeamProjectPicker(TeamProjectPickerMode.SingleProject, false);

tpp.ShowDialog();

if (tpp.SelectedTeamProjectCollection == null) return;

tfs = tpp.SelectedTeamProjectCollection;

projectInfo = tpp.SelectedProjects[0];

teamConfig = tfs.GetService<TeamSettingsConfigurationService>();

GetTeams();

}

void GetTeams()

{

var configs = teamConfig.GetTeamConfigurationsForUser(new[] { projectInfo.Uri });

listTeams.ItemsSource = configs;

}

Step 3: Get Team Settings

Now when you select a Team from the Teams list we’ll use the TeamSettings object to pull the Areas + Iterations for that Team. You will also have the BacklogIterationPath and CurrentiterationPath properties (as we talked above).

private void listTeams_SelectionChanged(object sender, SelectionChangedEventArgs e)

{

if (listTeams.SelectedItem == null) return;

var teamConfig = listTeams.SelectedItem as TeamConfiguration;

txtBacklogIteration.Text = teamConfig.TeamSettings.BacklogIterationPath;

txtCurrentIteration.Text = teamConfig.TeamSettings.CurrentIterationPath;

listIterations.ItemsSource = teamConfig.TeamSettings.IterationPaths;

listAreas.ItemsSource = teamConfig.TeamSettings.TeamFieldValues;

}

Download Demo Project

Enjoy

TFS API Part 45 (VS11) – Modify Teams and Team Members

shair — Mon, 21 May 2012 12:42:00 GMT

In my previous post “Teams and Team Members” I talked about new Service in TFS API called – TfsTeamService. Using this service we can control Teams and Team Members under TFS.

We can create and remove Teams and Team Members using TFS API. I know this can be quite confusing but Teams in TFS are simply Group (Security Group), same as Contributors, Administrators etc.

If you open Security tab under TFS Web Management you can see that there is two separate lists of Groups – Teams and TFS Groups, I’ll show how to separate between Teams and Groups.

In order to add members or remove them from specific Team we need to use the IGroupSecurityService. You can read more here:

The application below will show you two lists: Groups and Teams.
Then you will be able to Remove the Team or Group and for each you can get the members under it.
You can also create new Team.

Download Demo Project

Step 1: Create Project and Add Reference

Create an WPF application and add the following references:

First add reference for:

Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Build.Client (11.0.0.0)
Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Build.Common.dll (11.0.0.0)
System.Windows.Forms.dll

(C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\ReferenceAssemblies\v2.0\)

Step 2: Connect Team Foundation Server

Connect to TFS and obtain the TfsTeamService so we get the Team list and we need the IGroupSecurityService so we can add / remove Members and Groups.

private void btnConnect_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

{

var tpp = new TeamProjectPicker(TeamProjectPickerMode.SingleProject, false);

tpp.ShowDialog();

if (tpp.SelectedTeamProjectCollection == null) return;

tfs = tpp.SelectedTeamProjectCollection;

teamService = tfs.GetService<TfsTeamService>();

projectInfo = tpp.SelectedProjects[0];

gss = (IGroupSecurityService)tfs.GetService(typeof(IGroupSecurityService));

GetTeams();

GetGroups();

}

To get the Teams list you only need to use the TFSTeamService and call the QueryTeams method.

For getting the Project Groups we’ll use the IGroupSecurityService calling ListApplicationGroups passing the project uri, this will return all groups under that Team Project (also the teams), in order to exclude teams from that list I did a query to verify for each item that his Sig doesn't exists in the TeamsList.

void GetTeams()

{

_teams = teamService.QueryTeams(projectInfo.Uri).ToList();

listTeams.ItemsSource = _teams;

}

void GetGroups()

{

Identity[] groups = gss.ListApplicationGroups(projectInfo.Uri);

var query = from _group in groups

where _group.Type == IdentityType.ApplicationGroup

&& !_teams.Any(t => t.Identity.Descriptor.Identifier.Equals(_group.Sid))

select _group;

listGroups.ItemsSource = query;

}

Step 3: Add And Remove

Now to the easy part, to Create new Team just use the TfsTeamService and use the CreateTeam method.

Use the IGroupSecurityService to Add members to Team or Group (The Same…) remove team/groups – you can ream more here - TFS API Part 41–Manage Groups and Members

teamService.CreateTeam(projectInfo.Uri, txtTitle.Text, txtDescription.Text, null);

gss.DeleteApplicationGroup(teamSid);

TfsTeamService

namespace Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Client

{

public class TfsTeamService

{

public TfsTeamService();

public TeamFoundationTeam CreateTeam(string projectId, string name, string description, IDictionary<string, object> properties);

public TeamFoundationTeam GetDefaultTeam(string projectUri, List<string> propertyNameFilters);

public Guid GetDefaultTeamId(string projectUri);

public void Initialize(TfsConnection tfsConnection);

public IEnumerable<TeamFoundationTeam> QueryTeams(IdentityDescriptor descriptor);

public IEnumerable<TeamFoundationTeam> QueryTeams(string projectId);

public IEnumerable<TeamFoundationTeam> QueryTeams(IdentityDescriptor descriptor, List<string> propertyNameFilters);

public TeamFoundationTeam ReadTeam(Guid teamId, List<string> propertyNameFilters);

public TeamFoundationTeam ReadTeam(IdentityDescriptor descriptor, List<string> propertyNameFilters);

public TeamFoundationTeam ReadTeam(string projectId, string teamName, List<string> propertyNameFilters);

public void SetDefaultTeam(TeamFoundationTeam team);

public void SetDefaultTeamId(string projectUri, Guid teamId);

public void UpdateTeam(TeamFoundationTeam team);

}

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TFS API Part 44 (VS11) – Teams and Team Members

shair — Sun, 20 May 2012 12:31:00 GMT

TFS 11 comes with many great changes for software development, the first and super important is Teams, until TFS 11 Task work item or any other work item has to be assign to individual, means that you can’t assign a Task to a Scrum Team etc…

So many people has built customize solution to handle this but no need! because TFS 11 comes with this great Feature! In TFS Web Management site you can add as many teams as you want under One Team Project.

If your team works with Scrum then you should have a product backlog, but how you can manage two or more backlogs for each team? Working without backlog for teams will make it very difficult to keep track on what our team already completed and the progress on each other Task.

To Solve this you need to Assign Working Area and/or Iteration for Teams.

Now when you create a new Team there is a new Area created with the Team Name, this allow you to assign stuff for that Area path so the team can easily the relevant tasks for her. You can also define a different Area for Each team.

Now to the coding Part….. How to control teams from TFS API..

Download Demo Project

Step 1: Create Project and Add Reference

Create an WPF application and add the following references:

First add reference for:

Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Build.Client (11.0.0.0)
Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Build.Common.dll (11.0.0.0)
System.Windows.Forms.dll

(C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\ReferenceAssemblies\v2.0\)

Step 2: Connect Team Foundation Server

Now, this part should be familiar, connecting to TFS server, there is plenty but the once I love the most if using TeamProjectPicker. After connect TFS we need to get a new service called – TfsTeamService – as you can understand from the name it has relation to Teams…

Using the Team Service we can query, add, remove and more but for now we’ll see how to get the full teams list and get team members.

After I receive the teamservice I used QueryTeams method with the Team Project Uri (the team project you picked using TeamProjectPicker)

private void btnConnect_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

{

var tpp = new TeamProjectPicker(TeamProjectPickerMode.SingleProject, false);

tpp.ShowDialog();

if (tpp.SelectedTeamProjectCollection == null) return;

tfs = tpp.SelectedTeamProjectCollection;

teamService = tfs.GetService<TfsTeamService>();

listTeams.ItemsSource = teamService.QueryTeams(tpp.SelectedProjects[0].Uri);

}

Step 3: Get Members For Team

Now when you click on one team this will get the Team object we call GetMembers method to get all Team Members for that Team.

GetMembers method will return array of TeamFoundationIdentity, you can also change the MemberShipQuery enum to Extended in order to get Groups & Users.

private void listTeams_SelectionChanged(object sender, SelectionChangedEventArgs e)

{

if (listTeams.SelectedItem == null) return;

var team = listTeams.SelectedItem as TeamFoundationTeam;

listMembers.ItemsSource = team.GetMembers(tfs, MembershipQuery.Direct);

}

Download Demo Project

Enjoy

TFS API Part 43–Delete Work Item Tool

shair — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 17:28:00 GMT

TFS 11 Express

shair — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 14:36:00 GMT

The Future of Testing: Quality Center vs. Team Foundation Server

shair — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 05:12:00 GMT

אז מה חדש ב–TFS 11

shair — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 21:08:00 GMT

HTML + Images - זה לא כלי חדש בגרסה הבאה אבל ללא ספק אחד הדברים המרגשים ביותר –> סוף סוף הכניסו את היכולת להוסיף תמונות בשדות HTML זה כבר שווה את המעבר!!!

Scrum – ב – TFS 11 הינה מילת מפתח חשובה וחלק כמעט בלתי נפרד מהמערכת, מגוון כלים והתאמות שנאלצנו לבצע על מנת להפוך את TFS לסביבת Scrum נוחה, עכשיו מגיע Scrum עם TFS 11 כחלק מהחבילה ומאפשר לנו לעבוד עם איטרציות, הגדרת תאריך סיום והתחלה לאינטרציה, ניהול משימות נוח, חלוקת עדיפויות ועוד דברים בסיסים בניהול תהליך Scrum.
* כמובן שלא חייבים לעבוד Scrum או Agile ועדיין המערכת תעבוד ותתן לנו את יכולות הניהול על כל מתודולוגיה שנבחר.

עיצוב \ ביצועים – המראה החדש שמגיע עם ממשק האינטרנטי של TFS הוא דבר יפה ונוח אבל חשוב מכך הם הביצועים והיכולות שניתנים לנו.
יכולות גרירה של משימות לאיטרציות, לאנשים וכמובן העברה של משימה לסטאטוס שונה והכל מבוסס על פעולות אסיכרוניות – כלומר לא צריך לחכות עד שהשמירה תסתיים והכל קורה ברקע בלי שאנחנו נצטרך להמתין.

TFS עובר לענן – רעיון הענן לא חדש ותופס תאוצה רבה במיקרוסופט העולמית, גם TFS נכנס לתמונה, עדיין לא ידע בדיוק מה המחיר או שיטת העבודה מול מיקרוסופט בנושא אבל סביר להניח שתוכלו לרכוש שרת TFS בענן ובכך לא תצטרכו לרכוש חומרה מיוחדת או לדאוג לתחזוקה שותפת של השרת – הכל שמור ומטופל בענן!

שיפור חווית מפתח - Code Review מובנה ב – Team Explorer וממשק ניהול עבודה נוח במיוחד.
כמפתח אוכל להעביר את הקוד שכתבתי לחבר אחר בצוות בשביל לקבל חוות דעת והמלצות, וכמובן להעביר את הקוד שלי לבדיקה ע”י ראש צוות וכו.
כלים לבדיקת קוד משוכפל (הרי רוב הבעיות מגיעות שאנחנו עושים Copy Paste ), כמובן שהם לא בודקים טקסט משוכפל אלא לוגיקה זהה ומאפשרות לנו לאתר נוקודות בעייתיות.

בדיקות – מעבר לשיפורים בביצועים תמיכה במגוון לפטפורמות לבדיקות Unit Test נוספה יכולת חשובה מאוד לעולם הבדיקות הידניות - Exploratory Testing – בהרבה מקרים אנשי בדיקות לא פועלים לפי תסריט בדיקות מוכן אלא כמו שאומרים “זורמים” ומבצעים בדיקה חופשית על המערכת, במהלך בדיקה חופשית יכול להיות שנגלה באג חדש במערכת ואז נצטרך לתאר מה עשינו בשביל למצוא אותו וכמובן לכתוב תסריט בדיקה מתאים, ב – Microsoft Test Manager 11 תוכלו להשתמש ביכולת ה - Exploratory Testing בשביל לבצע בדיקה חופשית ובמקרה של מציאת באג הכלי יודע לפתוח באג ובו הצעדים המדוייקים לפעולות שבוצעו ובנוסף ניתן יהיה ליצור תסריט מאותם צעדים.

זאת היה טעימה מהגרסה הבאה של Visual Studio 11 ו – TFS 11.

התרשמתם? רוצים להתרשם בעצמכם?

בריאן קלר (Brian Keller) בנה מכונה וירטואלית עם סביבת TFS 11 ו – Visual Studio 11 אז נסו בעצמכם - http://aka.ms/VS11ALMVM

בהצלחה!

Team Foundation Server on Windows Azure: A Preview is available!

shair — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 02:35:00 GMT

Visual Studio 11 and TFS 11 Available For MSDN Subscriptions

shair — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 02:16:00 GMT

Build Conference announced several new things, beginning from Windows 8 to the new version of TFS 11 and Visual Studio 11.

TFS 11 and Visual Studio 11 are in Developer Preview state, means it’s not even a Beta, but every things works just fine If you like to experience the new features coming in TFS 11 and Visual Studio 11.

We in Sela Group will do a special event to introduce the new TFS 11 and Visual Studio 11 over the coming weeks, meanwhile if you have an MSDN Subscription you can download the new version and give it a try.

Here is couple of the new features coming in TFS 11 and Visual Studio 11, later today I’m going to Cameron Skinner and Brian Seller on “What’s new in Visual Studio 11 for Application Life Cycle Management” and I’ll post about more cool features coming in the new version.

Planning a Sprint

Once work is prioritized, it’s time for the team to plan the next sprint/iteration,
identify the tasks and start allocating the work.
The enhanced work item management tools in Team Web Access make this process simple by pre-populating required data and streamline the association and update process.
The sprint planning tools help your team effectively allocate work balancing load with available capacity.
In this screenshot interactive bar charts show team member capacity and the burn down progress for the project. Enabling real-time feedback on the updates to the plan.

Task Board in Team Web Access

The task board offers the ability to update the status of work items visually. It’s a popular way to see the progress a team is making against each product backlog item and to get a quick focus on remaining work.
The task board adheres to the business rules set out in the process template, such as state transitions, regardless of the template chosen for the project.
Integrated into the taskboard is a real-time burndown chart of the remaining work in the team’s sprint.

The StoryBoard Assistant in Power Point

offers the ability to quickly mockup experiences in a tool that is familiar to the majority of team members and stakeholders.
It includes a set of rich features that lend themselves to story boarding such as:
• inbuilt graphical design tools
• the ability to embed other content including context slides
• tools to capture screen shots and create lightweight animations
• grouping capabilities that store common elements within a shape library
• The ability to create master templates that simplify the creation of multiple similar views The collaboration tools within Power Point also greatly assist the feedback process by providing the ability to:
• present the concepts to others
• mail the document to others for feedback
• print the document
• place the document under version control
• leverage collaborative editing tools
• leverage web viewing tools

Code Review in Action

in Visual Studio vNext includes integrated code review support.
This lets team members provide feedback on new code, lifting the shared knowledge of the team. If desired, code reviews can be set as a quality gate in the development process.
This screenshot shows the source changes highlighted and comments from team members about the changes.

Shai Raiten's Blog : TFS 11

איך להגדיר ימי חופש של סבב פיתוח - יום שישי במקום ראשון

TFS API Part 47 (VS11) – Manage Iterations Dates

Step 1: Create Project and Add Reference

Step 2: Connect and Get Teams

Step 3: Get Team Iterations

Step 4: Get All Iteration Tree

TFS API Part 46 (VS11) – Team Settings

Step 1: Create Project and Add Reference

Step 2: Connect and Get Teams Settings

Step 3: Get Team Settings

TFS API Part 45 (VS11) – Modify Teams and Team Members

Step 1: Create Project and Add Reference

Step 2: Connect Team Foundation Server

Step 3: Add And Remove

TFS API Part 44 (VS11) – Teams and Team Members

Step 1: Create Project and Add Reference

Step 2: Connect Team Foundation Server

Step 3: Get Members For Team

TFS API Part 43–Delete Work Item Tool

TFS 11 Express

The Future of Testing: Quality Center vs. Team Foundation Server

The Full Article

אז מה חדש ב–TFS 11

Team Foundation Server on Windows Azure: A Preview is available!

Although the service is pre-release at this time and is not complete, much of the TFS functionality works today. You can use:

Visual Studio 11 and TFS 11 Available For MSDN Subscriptions

Planning a Sprint

Task Board in Team Web Access

The StoryBoard Assistant in Power Point

Code Review in Action