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

What do you dislike?

The search feature is very confusing. It takes a long time to set up your initial project with all the various headings and sub-headings

What do you like best?

The organization features are good and its easy to add attachments.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Once you figure out how to use it, it can be really good but it takes a while to get used to

What do you dislike?

It just keeps losing connection to the server at times. We need to connect again to the server if updates to the laptop is made.

What do you like best?

The way how we can have folders across versions, test plans, code is the best thing. While writing up defects, the ease to mention the fields for the developers to understand how to and where to find the defect is the best

Recommendations to others considering the product

Any novice user with a little help can try using TFS because it will lay out all the groundwork for you and help collaborating with the developers easy and beneficial.

What do you dislike?

The permission while using Team Foundation Server is a little wonky.

What do you like best?

Using Team Foundation Server has been a huge help with organizing work and deploys.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Get it now!

What do you dislike?

Very poor IDE integration outside of Visual Studio. Poor and confusing documentation with some broken tools as well. The biggest example I've encountered of this is with Jetbrains IDE's. The Microsoft supplied plugin for VSTS required a command line tool that ended up breaking after working fine for several months. I reached out to support, and they were helpful, unfortunately I ended up getting nowhere.

What do you like best?

It has some interesting features regarding project management / teamwork. Integrationcwoth AD is also nice. If you can, I'd recommend using the Git support as TFVC can be a pain to coworkers with especially if you do any work outside of the Microsoft Stack. It has a number of ALM tools built in, such as a ticket board, Kanban board, chat rooms, etc.,which may be helpful if you follow any sort of agile practices. It also supports code reviews, which is great.

Recommendations to others considering the product

If you're not stuck in Microsoft vendor lock in, or not using a MS stack, it might be better use the Git support as opposed to TFVC

What do you dislike?

There is nothing that comes to mind as a 'con' to using TFS. It's simply a powerful tool that does it's job better than any other service we have tried.

What do you like best?

TFS offers a truly team-driven structure, allowing for easy hand-off with submitting and resolving tickets and tracking sprint planning. The integration with Test Manager makes for a very smooth process flow as well.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Give it a try and within weeks, you won't believe you ever worked without it

What do you dislike?

Code review process, comments without dates and commentator name.

The TFS Addon for integration with windows explorer(Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server Power Tools) has bugs with folders. I spent a lot of time before I found a solution. After a new version installation, you need to change it to the previous version of power tools and proceed with the newest one.

I'd say TFS has bad UX and UI. It's hard to find projects and you need to write full ways to add a project.

Wiki-pages support appeared only in the version 2017. But wiki-pages has a poor functionality and UI.

It is necessary to improve the process of source code check out and check-in.

What do you like best?

Integration with Microsoft Products: SharePoint, IIS, and integration with GitHub and git-flow.

Easy upgrade process from version 2015 to version 2017.

Version Control system.

Access via Desktop client and web browser.

Recommendations to others considering the product

If you use a mac it's used to be a problem. Because eclipse plugin looks ugly and unstable. From time to time, the TFS plugin for eclipse is suddenly closed.

I'd recommend accurately think about this solution.

It has strong benefits but for Atlassian products users, it seems to be contradictory and too strange.

But for .NET development and Microsoft Partners, there is ni=o another way. They need to wait for improvements.

At the moment it looks like Microsoft TFS is a weak solution.

What do you dislike?

Installation, configuration, and upkeep is substantial. Seems like you need to install every Microsoft product as a prerequisite to TFS (ok, SharePoint, SQL Server, etc.).

Web interface is sometimes clunky.

What do you like best?

TFS is a robust ALM platform. It does a lot of things, and is particularly good at integration with a Microsoft stack development environment.

QA / Test Manager integration is excellent, providing true end-to-end ALM capabilities for distributed teams.

Recommendations to others considering the product

We've ultimately decided to transition to GIT and Hansoft.

What do you dislike?

The whole UI for tracking work Items & the Scrum-like board need a lot of work to become more usable. For the time being it is very confusing especially when you have a log of PBIs with information and links among each other.

What do you like best?

To begin with, TFS is exceptionally good as a source code sharing & control solution. The integration with Visual Studio is amazing and automatic/manual merging is great. It is really easy to branch/merge whole solutions.

Recommendations to others considering the product

If you use Visual Studio & Scrum then this is definitely the way to go and extract maximum value from this product. If you don't then you will be missing out on a lot of the functionalities provided.

What do you dislike?

I wish it had more customization than it currently does, there are team things I would like to have integrated but do not foresee them integrating more abilities in the near future,

What do you like best?

easy to use and is great for code check ins with teams that have multiple developers on it.

Recommendations to others considering the product

great system for source control with multiple developers in the same code base. easy to set up automatic builds which saves a lot of time,