I’ve spent the last month building workshop and presentation content for Music City Code, held in Nashville, TN. I spoke about NativeScript throughout the conference, met a ton of new friends, and had fun building apps, and automated products. One of the products of my preparations is a cool side project I call the NativeScript tweet bot. 6 Minute Mobile Apps…
Tag: tfs
TFS TF400983: There is an error in XML document
I recently ran across the “TFS TF400983: There is an error in XML document” error on our Team Foundation Server 2013.4 on-premises installation. I received an alert from our production TFS environment following a failed backup the previous evening. The TF400983 error appeared in the TFS logs, and an error “TF53010: The following error has occurred in a Team Foundation component…
10 Reasons I Love Visual Studio Online
I recently spoke at the Louisville .NET Meetup on July 16, 2015 – what a great audience and a rewarding experience. In my talk (My Happy Place: 10 Reasons I Love Visual Studio Online), I shared why Visual Studio Online continues to be one of the great collaboration platforms for development teams of all types (yeah, that’s right it’s not just for .NET developers).…
BUILD Recap – Day 1
Keynote During the //build/ keynote today, there are several impressions Microsoft wanted to ensure everyone walked away with. The first impression is “Microsoft is listening to your feedback” – during the Windows 10 portion of the keynote, Microsoft spoke towards constantly changing how Windows 10 looks and interacts with users. I was happy to see start menu changes that make…
Visual Studio Online with Azure Active Directory
Previously, I have blogged about extending your on-premise Active Directory to Windows Azure by using the Azure AD Sync tool. In this post, I will show you how users can authenticate to Visual Studio Online with Azure Active Directory. Before We Get Started If you have not already configured your on-premise domain for Azure Active Directory synchronization, refer back to…