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Packaging SharePoint 2013 Apps with TFS 2012
In a previous post, I was talking about how you can build SharePoint 2013 apps using TFS 2012. In this post, I will guide you through the process of creating App packages using a TFS 2012 build. There...
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Deploying SharePoint 2013 Apps with TFS 2012
In this third part about SharePoint 2013 Apps with TFS 2012, I will talk about how you can deploy your package to your SharePoint 2013 (or SharePoint Online) instance. (Note that I’m using the...
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A single Project Site for both TFS and Project Server
I got a question from a friend of mine (Pieter Turcq) today, who asked me if it’s possible to use one single Project Site (in SharePoint) for both TFS and Project Server? Well, actually you can. In...
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Installing TFS 2013 on Windows Server 2012 R2 with SQL Server 2014 CTP1
In this post, I’ll guide you trough the process of installing Windows Server 2012 R2, SQL Server 2014 CTP1, and on top of that the brand new TFS 2013 that was released in preview yesterday at Build....
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Migrating from TFS on-prem to TFService in the cloud
In this post, I will demonstrate how you can migrate your TFS on-prem to TFService in the cloud. This process will migrate your sources and your Work Items. When you want to migrate from an on-prem...
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Moving an existing Git Repository to TFService/TFS 2013
In this post, I will describe how you can easily ‘move‘ an existing Git Repository (like GitHub, BitBucket,..) to Team Foundation Service or Team Foundation Server 2013. As you might know, TFS Service...
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Yesterday, I gave a session at the Visual Studio Usergroup (Visug) in Belgium. I talked about how you can leverage the power of Git with TFS 2013 and Visual Studio. As promised, you can find my slides...
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Building SharePoint 2013 Apps with TFS 2012
In this post, I want to talk a little bit more about how you can build those shiny new SharePoint 2013 Apps using a TFS 2012 build server, but especially: without installing Visual Studio! To start, I...
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Move from VS Online to an on-premises TFS
Last week, at the BUILD conference, Microsoft announced the general availability (GA) of Visual Studio Online. That’s great news, but this however impacts your current account and team projects living...
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Linking Trello and VSO using Service Hooks
Yesterday, May 12th, Visual Studio Online exposed a collection of service hooks which sends information to other services on interesting events that happen inside Visual Studio Online – things like...
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