In WPF, buttons on a form or popup can be specified as IsCancel to close the control with the Esc key or IsDefault to close the window with the Enter key. This ability has been around in Windows UI frameworks for some time, but it is not present in Metro style apps. I would like to see this common pattern implemented so that developers won't feel the need to roll their own version of it.

Introduce a new operator which allows a method to return null if the object is null, or some value where it's not. This is a common use case.

e.g. currently you often see code such as below:

string GetZipCode(Person person)
{
return person == null ? null : person.homeAddress == null ? null :
person.homeAddress.postcode;
}

A better approach would be

string GetZipCode(Person person)
{
return person?.homeAddress?.postcode;
}

I've found other users looking for the same; this is also where I got the Groovy syntax from:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2929836/is-there-an-opposite-to-the-null-coalescing-operator-in-any-language

Introduce a new standard whereby any methods returning an array result return an empty array rather than null if no items exist.

An example where this does not happen is the System.IO.DirectoryInfo.GetDirectories() method.

I've included below code for an extension method which works around this issue to illustrate the behaviour I'd expect.

public static class DirectoryInfoExtensions
{
public static DirectoryInfo[] GetDirectoriesX(this DirectoryInfo item)
{
return item.GetDirectories() ?? new DirectoryInfo[0];
}
}

When installing SharePoint 2010 and configuring it to use local NT accounts, the People Picker does not provide any search and resolve capabilities for local NT accounts. Instead, the People Picker should work the same for local NT accounts as it does for Active Directory accounts.

TFS work item can output word format document,because developer require this document by customer confirm

Need ability to add custom fields, custom tabs, with text fields, drop down selections, radio buttons, etc... like in Sharepoint

When viewing an existing item, have the tabs be colored/bold if there has been information entered during creation of the item

The start page, embedded internet explorer pages, and even the results page from unit tests are all HTML pages.

Unlike any other source file, HTML pages ignore zoom changes using CTRL-Mousewheel. Please make the embedded HTML renderer act as the internet explorer 9.

Cater for situations where users can only assign either themselves or members of a predefined group to work items.

<ALLOWEDVALUES not="[project]\ResourceManagers" expanditems="true">
<LISTITEM value="[project]\DefaultAssignee" />
<LISTITEM value="[currentuser]" />
</ALLOWEDVALUES>

It would be nice if the service could use the office 365 authentication. We are running our company via microsoft services and ideally I'd like to manage a single set of identities.

While it's possible to create passports out of the office365 identities - it seems like a silly extra step. If we are managing our business using a suite of tools from Microsoft's wheelhouse - those tools should work together.

Allow TFSWeb Access to be configured to open new tabs rather than new windows

It is really annoying, and kind of silly that I can't drag and drop files in source control explorer if I want to move them. I have to move them by typing in a dialog box, and better yet, we have to move them one at a time, which is an obvious waste. Since Source Control Explorer is trying to emulate windows explorer, it should have basic filesystem operations in place.

When adding a new file/assembly reference, VS should detect that this file is output from another project part of my solution and suggest a project reference instead. This will reduce potential problems with multiple platform and configuration builds.

At the moment, a seemingly simple thing that Clients ask for is not a straight forward to implement in LightSwitch. There still is no clear cut way to implement this that works with paging and sorting.

I believe out the box some TFS alerts should be setup. For example anything which can be assigned to a person should get an alert by default.