C++ at Work: Counting MDI Children, Browsing for Folders

Team Foundation Server's work iIem tracking system provides a number of advanced customization options.This article explores custom control support that lets you link to date, enhance the user experience, present data, and more.Brian A. RandellMSDN Magazine October 2009

We demonstrate creating a peer-to-peer processing platform where multiple players function together for a common purpose: getting your work done.Matt NeelyMSDN Magazine June 2009

Jeremy Miller continues his discussion of persistence patterns by reviewing the Unit of Work design pattern and examining the issues around persistence ignorance.Jeremy MillerMSDN Magazine June 2009

If the responsibility for creating, managing, and executing routine backups is yours, these tools will make it easier. Also see how you can browse folders and files from inside Visual Studio.Scott MitchellMSDN Magazine May 2009

With today's processing power at your disposal, Josh Phillips recommends speculative computation-performing operations ahead of time even if you may never need the results.Josh PhillipsMSDN Magazine October 2008

Add support for work items to the Team Foundation Server version control add-in.Brian A. RandellMSDN Magazine September 2007

John C. HancockMSDN Magazine May 2007

In this column, Brian Randell explains how to build a simple Work Item explorer and demonstrates the core operations needed to add work item support when building your own add-in. Brian A. RandellMSDN Magazine April 2007

What's the deal with const functions, and lots more on the reasoning behind the design of the C++/CLI.Paul DiLasciaMSDN Magazine February 2007

This month DLL problems, context menus, MFC strings to managed C++, and more.Paul DiLasciaMSDN Magazine October 2006