Chapter 8. Working with Team Foundation Server 2013
In this chapter, we will cover:
- Creating a new TFS project
- Managing your work
- Using local workspaces for source control
- Performing code reviews
- Getting feedback from your users
- Using Git for source control
Introduction
Team Foundation Server (TFS) is a popular companion for users of Visual Studio that provides Microsoft's approach to source control and project management. Developers working in traditional corporate software development will frequently use TFS as a way to coordinate their activity with that of product owners, quality assurance, and release engineers.
TFS is a separate product from VS2013, and exists in both paid and free (TFS Express) versions. The primary difference between the two is ...
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