Diagnosing Issues in Windows Phone 8.1 XAML Applications Using Visual Studio 2013
Hosting Git Repositories for the Enterprise with Visual Studio Online or Team Foundation Server
Play Hosting Git Repositories for the Enterprise with Visual Studio Online or Team Foundation Server
Description
Support for Git was added into Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 and Team Foundation Server 2013. In this session, learn more about why you might want to use Git for your next project, what makes DVCS a powerful model for software development and when you might want to choose Git over TFVC for version control. Learn about the fundamentals of a repository and how to successfully collaborate using Git in your Team Foundation Server or Visual Studio Online account.
Day:
4Level:
300 - ExperiencedTrack:
Developer Platform and ToolsSession Type:
BreakoutCode:
DEV-B332Room:
Room 372AShare
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