Chapter 22. Team Collaboration and Visual Studio Team System
IN THIS CHAPTER
We have spent most of this book specifically describing how to best press Visual Studio into action for writing a variety of application types: Windows forms applications, web applications, database-connected applications, class libraries, and so on. And in our discussion of the various Visual Studio tools that enable those development scenarios, we have focused squarely on the role of the developer in writing quality code quickly using the Visual Studio IDE. But to talk solely about coding is to miss the larger picture. Software development projects involve other equally important roles and ...
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