Introducing Visual Studio Enterprise 2015
Play An Introduction to the new TFS/VSO Build System
Description
An Introduction to the new TFS/VSO Build System
Build services are foundational to a good DevOps strategy. TFS has had a scalable build capability since the product launched in 2005, as did Visual Studio Online when it launched in 2013. With the introduction of Visual Studio 2015, however, Build services just became a whole lot better, a whole lot easier and a whole lot more... cross-platformier. Join Jonathan and Paul as they discuss and demo the new Build capabilities in Visual Studio Online (and TFS). By the end of the episode, you will understand what has changed in Build with the introduction of Visual Studio 2015, what capabilities you can leverage as part of your DevOps strategy today and how it even helps you transition to the cloud.
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The Discussion
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hgreg Looks like the actual video is for a past episode? There wasn't anything that I saw in here related to the new build system - just a bunch of stuff about how to 'get data' out of TFS (Excel, SSRS, etc).
Hope to see some video about the build system soon! :)
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arabadzhiev @hgreg: thanks for catching that! There were some uploading issues, but now everything works perfectly. Hope you enjoy the new episode :)
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