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Flexible Source Control with TFS and Git
Mario RodriguezProgram Manager3-320
source control models
centralized OR distributed
centralized - scales to large code bases
distributed - best in class offline experience
Modern source-control approaches
Check-inCheck-out
Server workspaces
Strengths Best for
Modern source-control approaches
Check-inCheck-out
EditCommit
• Scales to very large codebases
• Fine level permission control
• Allows usage monitoring
• Large integrated codebases
• Control and auditability over source code down to the file level
Local workspaces
Centralized Version Control
Strengths Best for
Modern source-control approaches
Check-inCheck-out
EditCommit
DistributedVersion Control
• Scales to very large codebases
• Fine level permission control
• Allows usage monitoring
• Large integrated codebases
• Control and auditability over source code down to the file level
• Offline editing support
• Easy to edit files outside Visual Studio or Eclipse
• Medium-sized integrated codebases
• A balance of fine-grained control with reduced friction
• Full offline experience
• Complete repository with portable history
• Simplified branching model
• Modular codebases
• Integrating with open source
• Highly distributed teams
Modern apps and OSS workflows App Architecture: suite of loosely coupled systems
Team: Written by small/discrete and distributed teams
Platforms: Multiple platforms and development environments (Windows, iOS, Android)
Open source components within proprietary solutions
Changes
we need to embrace DVCS
Git OR Mercurial
Git took offThe Leading DVCS ToolDeployment Protocol
Principles100% true Git … join the community
Fully integratedGit support
Team Foundation Server / Service
Project 2
Issues
Project
MgmtBuild
Git SCC Provider
Project 1
Issues
Project
MgmtBuild
Git
3rd Party XCode
Eclipse
Shell
…
3rd Party Eclipse
Shell
… TFVC
……
TFS SCC Provider
Team Explorer
TFVC Object Model
Local Repo
LibGit2 / LibGit2Sharp
Other Remote
Git Repo
Git-TF
100% true Git love
Principles
100% true Git … join the community
Best distributed VC experience
Enterprise class feature support
Ease of installation
Support and servicing
High availability
Scale
Ease of management
Integrated Authentication
Enhanced permissions
ALM Integration
Localization
Enterprise
User: …. TFS sucks
Us: We are sorry ... Why do you feel that way?
User: Because [reasons] … is a centralized version control
product
Us: We are supporting Git
User: I love TFS!
Us: We love you too
Team Foundation Version Control
(TFVC)
Git(hosted by TFS)
decision at the project level
Demos
In source code workflowsIntegrating the leading DVCS solution into the leading ALM suite
Use centralized or distributed version control and always get the full integrated ALM capabilities of TFS
Choice
In development processPick Agile, CMMI, or Scrum processes or create your own
Tooling to support best of breed practices regardless of your development methodology
Choice
In platformsTarget the platform of your choice from the development environment of your choice
Choice
Ease of installation
Support and servicing
High availability
Scale
Ease of management
Integrated Authentication
Enhanced permissions
ALM Integration
Localization
Enterprise
Team Foundation Service details
Included for certain paid MSDN subscribers:
Free Plan for up to 5 users
Additional information at http://tfs.visualstudio.com
* Capability in preview – limits may apply. Authoring load tests requires Visual Studio Ultimate 2013 Preview.
Version control (TFVC or Git) Comment on changesets & commits Work item tracking and tagging Team rooms Agile planning tools Feedback Management Agile Portfolio Management* Build* Web-based test case management* Load testing*
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