Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2015の評判・口コミ 全5件

What do you dislike?

It is expensive and works well with Microsoft stack but not well with other languages.

What do you like best?

A versioning system along with estimation tool makes it a one stop tool for both developers and project managers

Recommendations to others considering the product

It is expensive and works best with the Microsoft stack

What do you dislike?

For the use that I personally do, I have not found specific minus points,

Rarely it is happened that due to a visual studio crash during the check-in of a project, my changes was lost but I'm not sure that the problem due to Team Foundation Server ...

What do you like best?

I find the TFS (microsoft code versioning) much more user-friendly against his competitors.

Installation requires a little bit of time, in our case we used an "ad-hoc" server that deals only with this but it can be installed on any server that is accessible from several clients that need to use the versioning of code.

We use it only for the projects Visual Studio (mainly on the Integration Services package) the History of versioning is easily queryable and switch from one version to another does not require any time.

Recommendations to others considering the product

If you are starting to use it, it is free with TFS Express ( only for 5 members of the team,)

You can works with different language including Java, Python, HTML5, JavaScript, C # ecc..

What do you dislike?

Sometimes it's really too slow, and if you loose connection with the server it's a mess! A lot of warning and error in the output windows, and sometimes you have to click dozens of time on the "ok" buttons. Please, fix or improve that. Other problem: I'm not sure about that but sometimes Visual Studio crashes when you're getting the newer version of a projects and his files.

What do you like best?

I like the integration with Microsoft Visual Studio, of course. It's his job. It's very simple and easy to use the interface to get the latest version, check out the file, get specific version and so on. There aren't so many features, but they work. We use TFS on Windows of course.

Recommendations to others considering the product

It's ok of course with Microsoft Visual Studio on a Windows machine, I don't know how it works on other systems or other IDE.

What do you dislike?

That different versions don't always play nice together.

What do you like best?

This program can be used in a simple way or made for more complex needs. That is what makes it great for almost any projects needs.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Out of all the bug trackers I have used over the years, TFS is in my top choices.