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Talking on .NET Rocks

By Martin Woodward on December 2, 2010 10:09 AM 

Radio TFS on Team System 2010 First Impressions

By Martin Woodward on September 15, 2009 4:36 PM Just released the latest Radio TFS episode.  We got the whole gang together so decided to have a catch up and a chat about our first impression from using Beta 1 of Team System for a few weeks.

Play Now: Random Beta 1 Stuff


It was nice to all be back together again.  Don’t forget to visit the Radio TFS site and subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or Zune for early access to all the latest shows.

My Current Podcasts

By Martin Woodward on May 28, 2009 12:19 PM | 2 Comments

In the days before I worked for Teamprise, I had a 3 hour, 120 mile commute. Luckily, at that time a new thing called “podcasting” was starting to take off and so my travels were filled listening to the few podcasts that were available back then.  We are talking pretty early in the history of podcasting.  Back then Dave Winer and Adam Curry were still on talking terms.  Rory Blyth was taking over from Mark Dunn as co-host of DotNetRocks with Carl Franklin and shows would be multiple hour epics, occasionally spilling over into .NET technology but with plenty of tangential discussions.  Interestingly, I’ve actually been a DotNetRocks listener longer than I have been into podcasts.  Back when I strarted listening to the show I had to burn episodes onto a CD-R (sometimes 2) and it was listening to one of these shows that I heard Carl talking about putting the shows into an RSS feed for automatic delivery to an MP3 player.  It was then I got my first iPod and my commute was much more enjoyable.

Times have changed.  My commute has gone from 3 hours to 3 seconds, however I find I still have plenty of time in the day (when doing chores around the house, or when exercising etc) to listen to an increasing number of podcasts.  Recently, Grant Holiday tweeted to ask what podcasts people would recommend and as I couldn’t reply with them all in 140 characters I thoughts I would write this post.  Below is my list of podcasts that I am currently subscribed to.

OK, I admit that I have a problem, but still I find that listening to these podcasts helps me keep an idea of what is going on in the technology world in my spare time, but I also find them all genuinely entertaining as well as educational.  If you have any that you think I should be listening to then let me know.

TechEd Online 2009: Cross Platform Development with Team Foundation Server and Teamprise

By Martin Woodward on May 19, 2009 11:32 AM | 16 Comments

Last week at TechEd 2009 North America, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Brian Keller to discuss Teamprise past, present and future. If you have Silverlight installed you can watch the interview or you can download the video from the TechEd site. Radio TFS: Oracle Support for Visual Studio Team System

By Martin Woodward on April 10, 2009 5:12 PM This month I called Doug Seven and Daniel Norwood to talk about the work Quest are doing to provide Oracle support inside Visual Studio team System 2010.  Doug Seven is a Senior Product Manager for Visual Studio Team System at Microsoft focused on technical advocacy of Team System as an ALM solution and Daniel Norwood is a Product Manager for Quest Software.

We talk about the work Quest is doing to enable Oracle support inside of Team System and the functionality that this makes available inside the IDE when you are doing database development.

Head over to the Radio TFS site to listen to the show, and don’t forget to subscribe in iTunes or Zune.  You can visit the TeamFuze site for more information on the Quest product.

Have a good Easter – I’m off to eat chocolate.

New Radio TFS Episode on Adopting Team System with Steven Borg

By Martin Woodward on March 25, 2009 9:40 PM Earlier this month I spent a very pleasant evening at the beautiful home of Steven Borg and recorded the chat we had about adopting Team System in the real world for this months episode of Radio TFS.

Steven Borg is the founder of Northwest Cadence, a Gold Certified Microsoft Partner focused on Visual Studio Team System.  He was selected as a VSTS MVP in the first round back in 2005, and has been a Team System MVP even since. He’s little ‘a’ agile, and big on understanding what makes successful development teams tick.  If you’re coming out to TechEd, be sure to head out a day early for his pre-con covering 5 ways real companies have gotten the most out of Team System.  Visit his blog at http://blog.nwcadence.com to learn more!

Play Now: Adopting Team System with Steven Borg

Big thanks to Michael Ruminer for lending me his fancy Marantz audio recorder which made this show possible.

Radio TFS Podcast #17 - Getting Agile with Team Foundation Server

By Martin Woodward on February 23, 2009 1:21 PM

Over the weekend we published a new Radio TFS episode.  This month we chatted with Tommy Norman about his real world experiences using using Team Foundation Server in agile software development projects.

Play Now: Getting Agile With Team Foundation Server

Head over to the Radio TFS site for more information, and don't forget to subscribe to the free podcast in iTunes or Zune.

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