Today was published release date of Visual Studio 2010 Beta2 and final release dates. Currently it’s October 21 for Beta 2 and March 22, 2010 for Final Release. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/10/19/visual_studio_2010_second_beta_packaging/
Well, yes that is a message I’ve got recently. Actually this message comes in two variations: When Windows Live Messenger process does not exists and I try to open a Team Explorer : When Windows Live Messenger process is active and I try to open Team Explorer : Here can be found great description of the problem by Stuart Preston . Briefly, the problem is with Power Tools for TFS that tries to look for registry value that does not exists. Stuart’s solution contain step of windows registry changes...
Well TFS is not my specialty, but some time ago I was asked to develop custom control for one of our clients… This process is very easy and intuitive, so it did not took ages, as I thought in the beginning… But I’ve encountered small but very annoying(in UI aspect) problem. After implementing all the needed ( IWorkItemControl interface etc.) and placing my custom control into standard work item, I’ve discovered that opened work item does not indicates that any change was made if changes are...