I'm relatively new to Team Foundation Server, and I'm discovering a lot of community projects than are very useful for me a for my team when developing using TFS.

One of the things I read about was the Checking Policies. In one of the last events we had in the Madrid .Net User Group, Luis Fraile (MVP Team System), talked us about VSTS extensibility, but I don't have enough experince with this environment to create my own policies.

One thing I consider very important is that all code that are in the repository are commented out and browsing CodePlex I found CCCP ( TFS Code Comment Checking Policy). It's a tiny application that installs smoothly and that allow the TFS Admin to add a policy that checks if the code is commented when a TFS User is checking-in some changes to the repository. It works for C# and VB and allow the administrator to select what items are going to be checked: class, methods, properties or by accessor: public, private or protected.

I'm still testing it but it's a very good approach to ensure that all code of the repository has comments.

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