Comments on: Renaming a Project in TFS http://blog.romant.net/windows/renaming-a-project-in-tfs/ … hilariously not funny Fri, 30 Oct 2009 03:05:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Roman Tarnavski http://blog.romant.net/windows/renaming-a-project-in-tfs/comment-page-1/#comment-3083 Roman Tarnavski Thu, 30 Apr 2009 12:03:11 +0000 http://www.romant.net/windows/renaming-a-project-in-tfs/#comment-3083 This isn't so much about whether subversion supports builds or not, it concentrates on doing one thing, and one thing only. The premise on which all apps for *nix are made.<br><br>Mind you, not to say that TFS is bad, as for the time that I used it, I very much enjoyed working with it.<br><br>What the post was about, was just indicating one of the deficiencies or expectations within TFS that wasn't met. This isn't so much about whether subversion supports builds or not, it concentrates on doing one thing, and one thing only. The premise on which all apps for *nix are made.

Mind you, not to say that TFS is bad, as for the time that I used it, I very much enjoyed working with it.

What the post was about, was just indicating one of the deficiencies or expectations within TFS that wasn't met.

]]> By: Roman Tarnavski http://blog.romant.net/windows/renaming-a-project-in-tfs/comment-page-1/#comment-3047 Roman Tarnavski Thu, 30 Apr 2009 05:03:11 +0000 http://www.romant.net/windows/renaming-a-project-in-tfs/#comment-3047 This isn't so much about whether subversion supports builds or not, it concentrates on doing one thing, and one thing only. The premise on which all apps for *nix are made.<br><br>Mind you, not to say that TFS is bad, as for the time that I used it, I very much enjoyed working with it.<br><br>What the post was about, was just indicating one of the deficiencies or expectations within TFS that wasn't met. This isn't so much about whether subversion supports builds or not, it concentrates on doing one thing, and one thing only. The premise on which all apps for *nix are made.

Mind you, not to say that TFS is bad, as for the time that I used it, I very much enjoyed working with it.

What the post was about, was just indicating one of the deficiencies or expectations within TFS that wasn't met.

]]> By: anonymous http://blog.romant.net/windows/renaming-a-project-in-tfs/comment-page-1/#comment-3046 anonymous Wed, 29 Apr 2009 08:13:22 +0000 http://www.romant.net/windows/renaming-a-project-in-tfs/#comment-3046 That's interesting: Does Subversion support builds at all? I like Subversion but you really can't compare it to TFS. Besides, I think managing builds in TFS is really nice (at least in TFS 2008) ;-) That's interesting: Does Subversion support builds at all? I like Subversion but you really can't compare it to TFS. Besides, I think managing builds in TFS is really nice (at least in TFS 2008) ;-)

]]> By: anonymous http://blog.romant.net/windows/renaming-a-project-in-tfs/comment-page-1/#comment-3045 anonymous Wed, 22 Apr 2009 10:48:12 +0000 http://www.romant.net/windows/renaming-a-project-in-tfs/#comment-3045 That is three words, and if all you want is a free source code repository, you are correct. TFS is a "System" of Software Development Life Cycle tools. Including Requirements Gathering, Work Item Tracking, Defect Tracking, SDLC Reporting, and it happens to also include a source repository not to mention the Test Suite including Unit Automation, Stress and Load testing as well as manual test results recording.<br><br>As for the OP, if all you got out of your TFS exploration was the fact that you can't rename a project, I strongly suggest you take another look. I use TFS for my personal dev, and have set it up at my current employeer as well as three other companies. <br><br>Enjoy! That is three words, and if all you want is a free source code repository, you are correct. TFS is a “System” of Software Development Life Cycle tools. Including Requirements Gathering, Work Item Tracking, Defect Tracking, SDLC Reporting, and it happens to also include a source repository not to mention the Test Suite including Unit Automation, Stress and Load testing as well as manual test results recording.

As for the OP, if all you got out of your TFS exploration was the fact that you can't rename a project, I strongly suggest you take another look. I use TFS for my personal dev, and have set it up at my current employeer as well as three other companies.

Enjoy!

]]> By: anonymous http://blog.romant.net/windows/renaming-a-project-in-tfs/comment-page-1/#comment-2558 anonymous Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:28:30 +0000 http://www.romant.net/windows/renaming-a-project-in-tfs/#comment-2558 TFS has build problems...managing builds suck in TFS. One word: Look up Subversion. TFS has build problems…managing builds suck in TFS.

One word: Look up Subversion.

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