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Stormwind.NMVP

This week I learned that there are still people using NMVP, which is really cool. One of those people asked me if I would release another version of NMVP soon. Well, I'm not sure how soon, but there are plans of releasing an improved version of NMVP.

Stormwind.Accuracy, Using Accuracy and a Build Server made of Bamboo

More exciting news today! Another Release of Accuracy This one is just a refactoring release (moved some actions to the correct namespace). The new version is 0.1.1.20 and you can get it here: binaries and references . Using Accuracy Today I've started

Accuracy and using.stormwindproject.org

Well I have some good news today! Accuracy 0.1.0.18 First, Accuracy has reached a point where we can release it. Version 0.1.0.18 ( binaries and references ) is just out of the oven. Get it while it's hot! This version includes several syntax improvements,

Vertigo is Here!!! (Or at least the Alpha 0.2)

No, I´m not talking about the U2 tour, hehehe. Vertigo is the codename for a really cool project on CodePlex named TFS Source Code Version Tree Browser, coordinated by Michael Ruminer ( http://blog.magenic.com/michaelr ) and of which I am a proud participant.

MVP - A Basic Demonstration of it´s Power

Well, this time the post is my own. I´m thrilled by how the Model-View-Presenter Pattern (MVP) is helping me on the "Get-Filters on Wizard, Show-Result" type of report I´m doing on work right now. So after grasping a little bit more of how MVP works,

Continuous Integration

Buck Hodges posted on Continuous Integration using TFS. In this post he shows a must-have tool called "Automaton" by Sondre Bjellås . This tool is a framework for CI with TFS. It tells you about Successful builds, lets you retry failed builds, shows you

MSBuild on Visual Studio

Eran Kampf published on his blog a list of great articles by the MSBuild Team. The list is very comprehensive and should be of interest to anyone who wants to enable Continuous Integration with Team Foundation Server. Read Kampf´s post... And while reading

Tyner Blain on Quality and Requirements

Tyner Blain just wrote a great article on how to effectively identify requirements and the most common pitfalls in doing so here . In his article he examines what should be done in order to effectively master the "art" of requirement writing and he points
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Randy Miller on Writing Scenarios

Rob Caron just pointed out in his blog a great series of articles that just started. Randy Miller started a four-part series of posts on writing scenarios. The first post is about the most fundamental step, identifying the scenarios. I get many questions