Jeff Julian who kindly provides my blog has been blogging about what features would be good in Sharepoint. I would like to see all of the capabilities of TeamPlain for Team Foundation Server built into Sharepoint. With versions for both technical and non technical people. This would allow a much more versatile integration of TFS into ones own intranet and allow the use of TFS for other things than just development...

With my lack of time to work with TFS at work in anything but a server maintenance and user assistance role, or even any sort of Visual Studio work, I will need to find a way to continue to access and work with Team System. ..

I would be interested in finding out if anyone is using the TFS Event Handler I created on CodePlex. The main reason for this is to solicit feedback for the process and integration capabilities.

With a new baby, new mortgage rate and declining job satisfaction I am getting that itchy feeling in my feet. There was a time that I was allowed to Code for a living and not just support applications and document deployment strategies. I have ended up filling my free time with my love of Coding and now, with the new baby, I find that my free time is drying up.

Well I just got through simplifying my blog categories! I just though they were, well... rubbish, and there were too many of them. I have toned them down and added a full description for them all with links to the relevant Wikipedia pages...

I have been thinking a lot recently about the future of software development and where I see it going. I have worked for seven companies since leaving university (two design studios, two software studios, one community startup, one Internet bank and one investment bank), and my conclusion is that all of that SSADM (Structured Systems Analysis and Design Methodologies), or Development Lifecycle, that I learned in university does not work in the real world. Yes, if you can charge your customers tw

Well that's my paternity leave over, I cant believe that it has been two weeks...