I’m in a single developer team….yup!
I’m currently working with the express edition of TFS and it’s all fine and dandy, although I’ve been looking at GitHub as a source control repository for my code and there is now a plugin, Microsoft have been using GitHub for awhile now.
I’ve used subversion and TFS in big teams and it’s great for that. I was wondering what everyone uses as their source control?
Is anyone using TFS online?
Cheers
I’ve been seeing a lot of code examples from MS hosted on both CodePlex and GIT, so maybe MS just wants to be in with the cool kids and show they are not anti open source. Thanks for the reply though
I used git in the earlier days and I can say I was not fond of it. There was no VS tooling at that point, but it left enough bad experiences that I can’t say I’d want to go back from TFS for simple source storage/control. Since there are two free TFS options out there (TFS Online for private projects and CodePlex for public projects), I personally feel that those needs are met.
Hey Trevor, I’m mainly using it for just source storage but I’d like some Visual Studio integration. Kind of why i was looking at GitHub, there is now a plugin for VS2012.
What features do you need out of your source control? I use CodePlex (TFS) exclusively at this point, but I just need basic source control.
