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TFS Sticky Buddy makes it easyer for all members of the development team to visulise the current state of their project by utilising a graphical view of Work Items.

It is developed in VB.NET for .NET 3.5 SP1 and Team System 2008

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Current	v1.0
Date	Tue Aug 19 2008 at 8:00 AM
Status	Stable
Rating	3 ratings 1603 downloads
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Looks interesting, but I wouldn't call it 1.0. Quite frankly, the program doesn't have ... (more)

Nice! I dig that you have a hosted ClickOnce version... Nice work on this.

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