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In this new column, Brian Randell begins his long look at how to extend and enhance Visual Studio Team System.

Publishing Add-in integrated with SourceSafe

Continuous Integration is an agile process that rebuilds a project whenever the underlying code changes. Find out how to modify your Team Foundation Server projects' "build types" to implement continuous integration features such as automatic builds, testing, and problem notification.

Microsoft Visual Source Safe Client which can notify if check-in

Backup your C# solution and projects for archive or source code sharing. Temporary or unused files are excluded.

It's no secret that poorly defined requirements equal a poorly developed application--or a well developed application that simply does the wrong thing. Ravenflow's RAVEN product integrates with Visual Studio 2005 Team System to streamline the process from requirements definition and validation to creation of Team Foundation Server work items. The end result is improved requirements accuracy as well as the ability to trace development efforts to each identified requirement.

Learn to use Visual Studio Team Edition's built-in unit test generation and code coverage analysis capabilities to ensure all your code gets tested.

A simple tool to find unused subs, functions and variables in your ASP code.

This article describes how you can create a web based interface to the Team Foundation Server for the purpose of submitting and tracking issues.

The latest releases of WinDBG and Visual Studio know exactly how to use source server, so its benefits are available to both .NET and native C++ developers. See why this is so important in tracking down bugs.