We are happy to announce that we have launched our TFS Build Server add-on in our UK-based data center for our international customers. Effective immediately, TFS Build Server is now … Continue reading TFS Build Server Now Available in Europe
This weekend, October 15 and 16, the two day SoCal Code Camp is back at the University of Southern California (Fight on Trojans!). Because this is in our backyard, we … Continue reading SoCal Code Camp This Weekend – We Will Be There!
We’ve extended two promotions: 1. Our Free Visual SourceSafe to hosted Team Foundation Server 2010 migration offer is extended until the end of the year. The mainstream support for Visual … Continue reading Promotions Extended for VSS Migration and SQL Source Control
Our sales and marketing department often fields questions about Team Foundation Server pricing. Those question range from clarification of the tiered user pricing to a very general and straightforward, “Why … Continue reading Why using DiscountASP.NET hosted TFS actually saves you money
Woody Pewitt is the Director of SoCal Code Camp, a non-profit bringing events to Southern California where developers and other technical people get together to learn from each other and … Continue reading DiscountASP.NET Customer Profile – Woody Pewitt
Late last year, we launched our Team Foundation Server hosting and we have been absolutely thrilled with the positive feedback that our TFS hosting services has received. More importantly, with … Continue reading AgileDC 2011 – Washington DC, are you ready to get Agile?
Our friends at Falafel Software (why do I always feel hungry when I talk about them?) published a video earlier this month that demonstrates SQL Source Control using Red Gate (for … Continue reading SQL source control, Team Foundation Server and deep fried chick peas. What more could you possibly need?
We published the “Can I use the tf Command-Line utility against a DiscountASP.NET Team Foundation Server 2010 server?” Knowledge Base article and there’s been some questions regarding some extended use … Continue reading Using the tf Command-Line utility to recover from a “minor” catastrophe