January 2011
Intermediate to advanced
1648 pages
70h 30m
English
To finish off our in-depth exploration of Visual Studio 2010 tooling support, we take a brief look at support for developing software in a team context. Today’s enterprise applications are rarely ever written by a single developer or even by a handful of developers. For example, the .NET Framework itself has hundreds of developers and testers working on it on a day-to-day basis.
To deal with the complexities of such an organization, Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) provides development teams with a rich set of tools. Besides work item and bug tracking, project status reporting, and centralized document libraries, source control is likely the most visible aspect of team development.
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