Bewise Outlook Work Items Extension is a TFS 2008/2010 addin for Outlook 2007/2010.

The TFS Check-in Validation Tool extends TFS Team Build 2008 by enabling buddy build queuing (pre-checkin), validating checkins using shelvesets, and build agent pooling, all from the VS 2008 IDE.

CCNetConfig is a GUI tool to create and maintain the ccnet configuration file for CruiseControl.NET.

Clone Detective is a Visual Studio package that allows you analyze your C# project for clones. A clone is region of source code that is duplicated.

MSBuildShellExtension lets you build Visual Studio solutions and projects as well as any MSBuild file, without ever opening the Visual Studio.

NUnitForVS is a NUnit integration in Visual Studio 2008. Compared to other NUnit runners for Visual Studio that allow you to just run the tests, NUnitForVS integrates NUnit tests in Visual Studio Unit Test Runtime. This allows you to run your tests along with other tests (ex. VSUnit, TestComplete etc.) during TFS integration builds and publish the results on Team Foundation Server. It also supports Code Coverage feature of Visual Studio.

Visual Studio Team System utility to automatically shelve pending changes in all workspaces on all servers. Designed to be scheduled to run reqularly to backup a developer's work in progress.

Rawr is a program for comparing and exploring gear for characters in the MMORPG, World of Warcraft. It has been designed from the start to be fun to use, and helpful in finding better combinations of gear, and what gear to obtain. (.NET, WinForm, C# 3.0, XML)

Sandcastle produces accurate, MSDN style, comprehensive documentation by reflecting over the source assemblies and optionally integrating XML Documentation Comments. Sandcastle has the following key features: * Works with or without authored comments * Supports Generics and .NET

SvnBridge allows you to use TortoiseSVN and other Subversion clients with Team Foundation Server. It converts the calls made by your Subversion client to the API supported by TFS.

The TFS Global List Compare Tool compares two local global list or work item template files and highlights differences. In pink color for different nodes, and in green for new items. Developed in C#.

The TFS PowerPack is a set of tools for clients using the TFS server. The tools were made to satisfy needs and add more features not provided by the original installation of TFS.

TFS Working On is a simple time tracker system tray utility that makes it easier to record your time spent working on TFS Work Items.

This is an addin to Internet Explorer that allows you to easily submit a defect about the page you are currently browsing. Because it is integrated into IE it can capture a significant amount of extra information that normally wouldn't get included in a defect report, this includes: - A Screen Shot of the page - The source HTML of the page - Any script files being used by the page - Any CSS pages that are referenced in the page - Details about the client browser configuration (e.g. screen resolution, browser version, ...) - Assign default values for any field in the defect report (e.g. Area, Iteration, Assigned To, ...)

Set of development tools for small developers to automate some parts of release management. There are a number of tools I am looking to develop to encourage easier management of a release by coupling these tools with TFS and CodePlex. It is also a desire to interface with other build systems such as TFSBuild and CC.NET. The goal is to allow us to manage multiple development branches, provide QA/Sandbox environments for each one of these, involve stake holders (including developers, qa, business analysts, end users, support providers), and contribute to a knowledge base in a unified way to communicate via TFS and/or CodePlex. It is the desire to reach them via a help desk application, an on screen work item editor for QA, a simple admin tool for pushing a build through various stages and notifying users of actions they need to take and accepting responses. Basically, if you are developing software as a lone engineer, this is to help with the part that we do not seem to have a good tool for. This is very exploratory at this point, but seems worth investigating. I am going to do most of my dogfooding with a DotNetNuke module to assist in the build/QA/release process as well as the application itself. Nice addition. The CodePlex client by Brad Wilson has some great libraries that will prove very useful when developing this application.