Goodbye GotDotNet, Hello CodePlex
Rob Caron announced, along with James Newkirk and Korby Parnell, that Microsoft has deployed the first public beta of the replacement for GotDotNet.com - CodePlex.com, which is build on Team Foundation Server.
It appears that membership is free, but I was not able to find any information on whether or not members must purchase a license of Team Explorer to connect to CodePlex or how that'll work out. However, since the Express Editions do not support MSSCCI out-of-box, it looks like dev's will have to pony-up for Standard Edition to integrate the IDE with CodePlex using the Team Foundation Server MSSCCI Provider....at least that's my current understanding...
Should be interesting to see how this develops...
It appears that membership is free, but I was not able to find any information on whether or not members must purchase a license of Team Explorer to connect to CodePlex or how that'll work out. However, since the Express Editions do not support MSSCCI out-of-box, it looks like dev's will have to pony-up for Standard Edition to integrate the IDE with CodePlex using the Team Foundation Server MSSCCI Provider....at least that's my current understanding...
Should be interesting to see how this develops...
posted by Harris at
12:37 PM
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All Free. The TFC clients, Team Explorer GUI and TF.exe command line client, will almost certainly be free (read, I will not say "will be" until they're up) and downloadable from the MSCOM Download Center. In the meantime, you can download the 180-day Trial Edition of VSTS, which includes Team Explorer and TF.exe as standalone installs.
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