I’m super excited to be given the opportunity to participate in 2 of the many VSTS Rangers projects, which are about to commence soon:
TFS 2010 Branching Guide
VSTS/TFS Virtualized deployment

This is certainly another eye-opening experience for me ever since my involvement in the MVP program and I truly looking forward to it!

For more information about VSTS Rangers projects, please visit Willy-Peter Schaub’s blog.

For those of you who are developing SharePoint applications and are using/ would like to use Team Foundation Server (TFS) as the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) platform, please make sure you take a look at the below two whitepapers that recently published:

VSTS Rangers - SharePoint Server Custom Application Development: Document Workflow Management Project
Read about the real-world design, construction, and deployment of a custom SharePoint Server 2007 application to a mid-market enterprise customer using Team Foundation Server as an ALM platform. 

VSTS Rangers - Using Team Foundation Server to Develop Custom SharePoint Products and Technologies Applications
Learn how to use TFS to support your SharePoint application development, and provide an integrated development environment and single source code repository for process activities, integrated progress reporting, and team roles.

On top of that, you might want to refer to the following guidance from Patterns & Practices team:

patterns & practices: SharePoint Guidance
The SharePoint Guidance contains a sample implementation of an intranet application based on SharePoint Server 2007 that demonstrates solutions to many ALM challenges.