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I regularly need to remove useless projects stored in TFS, which were generally used to test personalized process templates.

Although TFS provides a small command-line tool (TFSDeleteProject.exe), I still prefer a small user interface! Therefore, I quickly coded a small software to replace this tool. It's very simple to use, you just have to choose a server, check the projects to be removed and click on the “Delete” button. You can also authenticate yourself with a specific account.

However, to avoid being fired by your boss (for instance, because you removed a project used by 20 people), it is also possible to configure a filter (a regular expression) to show only the projects whose name corresponds. For example, my test projects names are like “XP-TestXXX”, so I entered a filter like “^XP-Test (. *)” in the application config file.

The sources are available here:

Please, let me know if it’s been useful to anybody :)