Team Foundation Server bug tracking

[JerryMungo]

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[MielieSpoor]

Yes there are. It all depends on what version of TFS you are using.

Its called Team Foundation Server Web Access. It comes standard with TFS 2010, but you need to install and configure it seperately for TFS 2008.

Anything more you want to know?

Edit: As a quick overview....

TFS Web gives you full on workitem tracking, you can view source and also reports that exist in TFS. It's pretty much Team Explorer on the web. Great tool!

 

[JerryMungo]

Using 2010 atm, going to explore a bit more. What i'd really like is a sort of a gantt or similar for future planning.

 

[MielieSpoor]

Using 2010 atm, going to explore a bit more. What i'd really like is a sort of a gantt or similar for future planning.

With TFS 2010, you'll find the web access portal at: http://tfs-server-name:8080/tfs/web. It works with NT Auth so the best is to use IE, but it works in Firefox and should also in the others.

Then you need to integrate it with Project Server, the feature pack is available if you hold the correct license.

TFS is very powerful and agile in that its based on SQL Server, SharePoint and SQL Reporting Services. With Reporting Services you can pretty much write any report you want without much hassle, and you got full access to the Datawarehouse of TFS to get any information from it you want.

For comlete GANTT capability you would need Project to get that or if you have lots of time and resources availble you can make use of the TFS API's to get the data you want and use it in your own GANTT controls - Project is the way to go though.

You can also pull data into Excel with great ease and in there you can do as you heart desire.

PM me if you need help/info.

 

[JerryMungo]

With TFS 2010, you'll find the web access portal at: http://tfs-server-name:8080/tfs/web. It works with NT Auth so the best is to use IE, but it works in Firefox and should also in the others.

Then you need to integrate it with Project Server, the feature pack is available if you hold the correct license.

TFS is very powerful and agile in that its based on SQL Server, SharePoint and SQL Reporting Services. With Reporting Services you can pretty much write any report you want without much hassle, and you got full access to the Datawarehouse of TFS to get any information from it you want.

For comlete GANTT capability you would need Project to get that or if you have lots of time and resources availble you can make use of the TFS API's to get the data you want and use it in your own GANTT controls - Project is the way to go though.

You can also pull data into Excel with great ease and in there you can do as you heart desire.

PM me if you need help/info.

Awesome, thanks Mielie - you've been a great help, sometimes it just takes someone to confirm what you haven't been able to see yourself to give you the motivation to dig that much deeper. I can't tell you how much time i've wasted on Jira already.