With Microsoft set to wind down support for the Visual SourceSafe software version control system, the company is encouraging developers to move over to Microsoft's more full-featured ALM (application ...

Microsoft hopes to convince development shops to move from its Visual SourceSafe version control management system to the more modern Visual Studio Team Foundation Server, by offering a scaled-down ...

Microsoft's Visual SourceSafe will be replaced by a low-end version of Team Foundation Server. As far as many shops are concerned, it's about time I don’t know about you, but I haven’t used a shared ...

Kathleen Richards is on assignment putting the wraps on Visual Studio Magazine's cover story so I am filling in for her today. Down at the Fall VSLive! conference in Orlando, Microsoft kicked off the ...

Hi all,<BR><BR>I work for a small/medium software company, we employ approx 60 developers and currently use Visual Sourcesafe 6.0 as our version control system. We ...

Pardon what may be an extremely newbie question, but I'm working at a fledgling software company (kinda), and we don't use Win servers. All Linux/BSD. Desktop-wise: it's 10% KDE, 87% Windows (mostly ...

The company will offer a special installation option for Team Foundation Server ALM platform as it winds down Visual SourceSafe support With Microsoft set to wind down support for the Visual ...