Michel Perfetti just released Fissum 0.5 a tool that will simplify the life of all developers using Team System:

“Fissum is a TFS Client. Fissum provides a direct access to your work items without opening the team explorer. Click here to see some Screenshots.”

Michel Perfetti just released Fissum 0.4 with source code on Codeplex.

Fissum is a TFS Client it provides a direct access to your work items without opening the team explorer

Tonight I had the following issue; right clicking on a Team Query in Team Explorer and choosing ‘Open in Microsoft Excel‘ gave the following error:

interface not registered 0x80040155

I just made my first checkins on CodePlex for the project Tech Head Brothers Authoring.

CodePlex is REALLY COOL, having an access to a Team Server from Visual Studio 2005 is just great. I like it very much.

That’s it!!! I decided to open the code of the second release of my authoring/publishing tool used on Tech Head Brothers portal.

You might read more about the new version here:

First project about Team System is a book that I started with my friend
Kader
Yildirim. We had a first contact with one editor and were disapointed a bit
because we were told that there is no ‘market’ for such a book. I really think
that there is, because Team System is an awesome tool. Nevermind we will
continue to search an editor. By the way if you are interested, please feel free
to contact me. One side
note, the book will be written in French.

The second project with my brother Mathieu is to
update our website Tech Head
Brothers to use ASP.NET 2. Currently Mathieu
is located in Sydney, Australia and will soon move to Perth, Australia because
he found a new job there. So to work on such condition we need really good tools
to communicate, Groove Virtual
Office, Skype and MSN
Messenger. Ok with those tools we can have in real time discussions, share
idea, even share documents in online/offline mode. But we missed a Software
Development Lifecycle Tool (SDLC). At the time of the website version written in
ASP.NET 1.0/1.1, we had tried several solutions from Visual SourceSafe over
Internet, over VPN, then we moved to CVS because it was too slow. We also had Draco.NET…