BizTalk Server 2009 TFS

Thanks to Thiago Almeida blog post I found out there is a video on channel 9 on a demonstration in english, by Johan Hedberg, co-owner of BizTalk User Group in Sweden who demonstrates several aspects of leveraging Team Foundation Server when developing solutions with BizTalk Server 2009. Cool.


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