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Part I: Getting Started
Chapter 1: Introducing Team Foundation Server 2012
What Is Team Foundation Server?
What's New in Team Foundation Server 2012
Acquisition Options
Summary
Chapter 2: Planning a Deployment
Identifying and Addressing Software Engineering Pain
Adopting Team Foundation Server
Migration Strategies
Structuring Team Project Collections and Team Projects
Preparation for a Team Foundation Server Environment
Summary
Chapter 3: Installation and Configuration
What You'll Need
Installing Team Foundation Server
Installation Types
Configuring Team Foundation Server
Creating Your First Team Project
Configure Friendly DNS Names
Summary
Chapter 4: Connecting to Team Foundation Server
Team Foundation Server Architecture
Addressing Team Foundation Server
Introducing Team Foundation Server Security and Roles
Team Explorer
Alternate Ways to Connect to Team Foundation Server
Summary
Part II: Version Control
Chapter 5: Overview of Version Control
What Is Version Control?
Common Version Control Products
Summary
Chapter 6: Using Team Foundation Version Control
Getting Started with Team Foundation Server Version Control
Learning what's New in Team Foundation Server 2012 Version Control
Team Foundation Server Version Control Concepts
Using Source Control Explorer
Keeping on task with My Work
Team Foundation Server Version Control in Eclipse
Team Foundation Version Control Power Tools and Third-Party Utilities
Configuring Version Control
Switching Version Control to Team Foundation Server
Summary
Chapter 7: Ensuring Code Quality
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What Is Quality?
Enforcing Quality
Check-In Policies
Gated Check-In
Managing Code Reviews
Summary
Chapter 8: Migration from Legacy Version Control Systems
Migration Versus Upgrade
Migrating History or Latest Version
Migrating from Visual SourceSafe
Team Foundation Server Integration Platform
Popular Third-Party Migration Tools
Summary
Chapter 9: Branching and Merging
Branching Demystified
Common Branching Strategies
Implementing Branching Strategies
Summary
Chapter 10: Common Version Control Scenarios
Setting Up the Folder Structure for Your Branches
Third-Party Source Code/Dependencies
Internal Shared Libraries
Managing Artifacts Using Team Foundation Server
Summary
Part III: Project Management
Chapter 11: Introducing Work-Item Tracking
Project Management Enhancements in Team Foundation Server 2012
Work Items
Process Templates
Managing Work Items
Project Server Integration
Summary
Chapter 12: Customizing Process Templates
Anatomy of a Process Template
Using the Process Template Editor
Deploying Updates to Process Templates
Customizing Agile Tools
Common Work Item Type Customizations
Introducing Custom Work Item Controls
Summary
Chapter 13: Managing Teams and Agile Planning Tools
Defining a Team
Maintaining Product Backlogs
Planning Iterations
Tracking Work
Customization Options
Stakeholder Feedback
Summary
Chapter 14: Reporting and SharePoint Dashboards
What's New in Team Foundation Server 2012
Team Foundation Server Data Warehouse
SharePoint Integration
Creating Reports
Advanced Customization
Summary
Chapter 15: Project Server Integration
Overview
Initial Configuration
Summary
Part IV: Team Foundation Build
Chapter 16: Overview of Build Automation
Let's Build Something
What Is Build Automation?
Using Build Automation Servers
Adopting Build Automation
Summary
Chapter 17: Using Team Foundation Build
Introduction to Team Foundation Build
Team Foundation Build Architecture
Setting up the Team Foundation Build Service
Working with Builds
Understanding the Build Process
Summary
Chapter 18: Customizing the Build Process
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Introduction to Windows Workflow Foundation
When to Use MSBuild Versus WF
Custom Build Workflow Activities
Customizing the Build Report Output
Customizing the Build Process to Stamp the Version Number on Assemblies
Summary
Part V: Administration
Chapter 19: Introduction to Team Foundation Server Administration
Administrative Roles
Logical Architecture
Built-In Administration Tools
Other Administration Tools
Summary
Chapter 20: Scalability and High Availability
An Evolving Architecture
Limiting Factors
Principles
Solutions
Summary
Chapter 21: Disaster Recovery
Business Continuity and Recovery Goals
Defining Responsibilities
Backing Up Team Foundation Server
Creating a Backup Plan
Summary
Chapter 22: Security and Privileges
Users
Groups
Permissions
Security Management
Tools
Summary
Chapter 23: Monitoring Server Health and Performance
System Health
SQL Server
Team Foundation Server
Tools
Summary
Chapter 24: Testing and Lab Management
Software Testing
Testing Architecture
Microsoft Test Manager
Test Automation
Visual Studio Lab Management
Summary
Chapter 25: Upgrading from Earlier Versions
Overview
Upgrading Prerequisites
Using the Configuration Utility
Upgrading Legacy Team Projects
Summary
Chapter 26: Working with Geographically Distributed Teams
Identifying the Challenges
Solutions
Build Servers
Team Foundation Server Proxy
Mirroring with the Team Foundation Server Integration Tools
Working Offline
Other Considerations
Summary
Chapter 27: Extending Team Foundation Server
Extensibility Points
.NET Client Object Model
SOAP Event Subscriptions
Server Object Model
Visual Studio Extensibility
Other Resources
Summary
Introduction
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