Team System is actually a series of components targeted to different
roles within software development.
* Visual Studio Team Edition for Software Architects
* Visual Studio Team Edition for Software Developers
* Visual Studio Team Edition for Software Testers
* Visula Studio Team Suite (which incorporates all of the above)
There used to be a wiki here: http://www.3leaf.com/wiki/
In a nutshell this gives you:
SQL Server based "Enterprise Level" source control system (Developer
Tools division is supposed to dogfood this once 2.0 is released aka
whidbey).
Unit Testing Framework.
White horse and other architecture tools.
Static and dynamic code analysis.
You're supposed to be able to implement a series of rules to enforce
your development process:
You can't check in code unless it is assigned against a bug or open
request, you can't check in your code if unit tests or FxCop fail,
etc.
It's putting all the various pieces together and having it update
project schedules (in project and excel) and a bunch of other stuff.
The key is it's all integrated.
Vishwas Lele had a 160 slide deck about this, there were about 2 hours
of video demos that came out after TechEd last year.
On 5/13/05, Rahul Singh ( Anant ) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What is the major difference between Subversion and Team. What major
> benefits are there other than the obvious GUI and better installation?
>
> Does it offer atomic commits?
> Rahul
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> On 5/13/05, Jeffrey Schoolcraft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If you follow the link from Rob Caron's post you'll see that it's not
> > quite as I said:
> >
> > Universal subscribers that want all of the client functionality of
> > Team System will be able to upgrade to Team Suite by paying just the
> > incremental software assurance or renewal price for the duration of
> > their agreement. In retail, this amounts to around $2300 and for most
> > customers this represents a 75% or more discount on the full price of
> > Team Suite. Volume customers will, of course, pay less. Renewals
> > continue at the promotional price for as long as you are an active
> > subscriber.
> >
> > So there you go.
> >
> > On 5/13/05, Jeffrey Schoolcraft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > I've struggled with how much do I blast this list with things I find,
> > > and believe me I spend more than enough time on the web to find a lot.
> > > Unless you ask for it I won't put out daily or weekly mailings of the
> > > "what's new on the web" variety but this was a fairly important
> > > announcement you ought to be aware of.
> > >
> > > If you're a relatively small shop (less than 5 people, particularly
> > > good for microISV's and independents) MSDN Universal will ship with a
> > > 5 license Team System for each of the role based systems. More
> > > details here:
> > > http://blogs.msdn.com/robcaron/archive/2005/05/12/416915.aspx
> > >
> > > Jeff
> > > --
> > > Jeff Schoolcraft
> > > http://thequeue.net/blog/
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> > > Thycotic Software Ltd
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> >
> > --
> > Jeff Schoolcraft
> > http://thequeue.net/blog/
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> > Thycotic Software Ltd
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