The Team Foundation Server 2010 Work Item Guide for the Average Guy - “TFS 2010 Work Items Basic Guide”

CodePlex - TFS Guides

“In this project you can find user guides for the most common functionality of the TFS.

I hope I will cover at least most of the important functionality.

What do we have so far?

Guide Name	Version	Description	Author	Downloads
TFS 2010 Work Items Basic User Guide	1.00	This guide is for all TFS 2010 users that uses the Work Items or like to use the Work Items.	Eran Ruso	"Download"
Team System Work Items Basic User Guide	1.00	This guide is for all Team System 2008 users that uses the Work Items or like to use the Work Items.	Eran Ruso	"Download"
Team System and Excel User Guide	1.00	This guide is for all Team System users that likes to have the benefits of the excel used with work items.	Eran Ruso	"Download"
Team System and MSProject User Guide	1.00	This guide is for all Team System users that works with MSProject it shows how to connect a project to the Team System and synchronize the work items both ways. You can still have the benefits of the MSProject with the addition of the Team System advantages.	Eran Ruso	"Download"
Team System 2010 Installation Guide	Beta 2	This guide was published by Microsoft and contain Step by Step instructions and Prerequisites for the Team System 2010 installation.	Microsoft	"Download"

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TFS Guides - TFS 2010 Work Items Basic User Guide

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TFS 2010 Work Items Basic User Guide.pdf
documentation, 1330K, uploaded Jan 31…

Release Notes

One of the most common parts that are used in the TFS is the Work Items sections.
This section controls the "Management" part of the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) and is used by all rolls that take part in the development process.
The Guide is made for the Team Explorer add-in but the concept that is shown is the same as other TFS Clients with small modifications.
This Guide is made for the TFS 2010 and can be used by every user that uses the Team System.

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And a snip from the Guide itself;

 

What I liked about this guide is the basic nature of it (funny that given it’s title… ) Meaning there are many people in the MS Dev/QA world who have never used TFS and I felt this guide was a nice, simple and inexpensive introduction. And the fact that it’s VS2010 is also nice… :)