VSTS 2010: Agile Planning Tools In Visual Studio Team System 2010

Learn what's new with the SharePoint developer platform from experts on Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010 and Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010.

This SharePoint Conference video provides an overview of SharePoint 2010 development with Visual Studio 2010, including project and item templates. (Length: 01:17:11)

Visual Studio 2010 contains a new set of tools that make developing SharePoint 2010 applications as easy as any other .NET applications such as WPF or ASP.NET. (Length: 8:30)

Visual Studio 2010 includes support out of the box for the most common types of projects that you may want to build with SharePoint 2010 as well as new features for more easily defining features, solutions, and wizards to walk through the most common settings for each project type. (Length: 24:23)

Hi At work we are 2 guys on the same project. We both program in visual studio 2010. The other guy complains that he don't see my changes. I know this dude have already executed "Get Latest Version", despite that he don't get my changes. Some more information that may be relevant:Each time I've done some changes to the source code on my local computer, when I run the code breakpoints are not triggered. I get a message saying something about mismatch between different version of the source (or something like that, weeks sinece I saw that message). It's a while since I saw that message becasue I've found a work-around: Each time I've done changes tothe source code I do this:- Clean Solution- Rebuild (Release)- Rebuild (Debug) When I've done that I can see my own changes.. But the other guy have trouble with seeing my changes. I'm not sure how to fix it so that he see my changes. I checkin regulary so my changes should be available on the Team Foundation Server. Any help on this would be very helpful

Watch the video and explore code as you learn to create, test, and debug SharePoint 2010 projects using the new SharePoint development tools in Visual Studio 2010.

Watch this visual how-to video as you learn to create, test, and debug SharePoint 2010 projects using the new SharePoint development tools in Visual Studio 2010.

I'm setting-up my development environment on a new laptop running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. I installed Visual Studio Team System (MSDN disk 4405)  and then VS 2008 SP1. These installed without error.

Next I installed SQL Express 2008, but had a problem with running the standard install from www.microsoft.com/express/sql/download - message stating that SQL 2008 with Tools was incompatable with SQL 2005 (which was installed as part of the VSTS 2008 install - instance SQLEXPRESS). Therefore, I used the custom install link on this webpage to install SQL Express 2008 with SP1 - X64. I selected the 'New Standalone Instal or Add Features' and it completed without error - instance MSSQLSERVER2008. I selected the install with SP1 because this seemed to be required for a PC with VS 2008 installed (see other threads), hoping that it would be possible to install the tools later. However, when I came to install the SQL Express 2008 Tools (custom install page install SQL Express 2008 with Tools) I hit the following problems:

1. I got message stating that there was a compatability issue which required me to run SQL 2008 SP1 after the install - funny, I had just installed SQL 2008 SP1!

Ignoring the message, I proceeded with the install sel

Watch the video and explore the code as you learn to create custom extensions using the SharePoint 2010 development tools in Visual Studio 2010.