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615 Martin Woodward Brings Team Foundation Server to Everyone!

Carl and Richard talk to Martin Woodward about Team Foundation Server being used for more than just .NET development. Martin used to work for Teamprise until the technology was acquired by Microsoft in 2009 and he made the transition from being an MVP to being a 'blue badge'. The conversation ranges over the new features of TFS 2010, how Java developers can also use TFS, the effects of different process templates in TFS, and more!

Martin Woodward is the Program Manager for Team Foundation Server at Microsoft. He helps to ensure that Eclipse and cross-platform developers are a thriving part of the TFS eco-system. Before joining Microsoft, Martin worked for Teamprise and was also voted Team System MVP of the year. He co-authored the book Professional Application Lifecycle Management with Visual Studio 2010 and is currently working on his next book, Professional Team Foundation Server 2010. When not working or writing, Martin can be found over on his blog at woodwardweb.com.

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62 minutes Date

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

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