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Microsoft has released Visual Studio 2013 Preview, and announced the availability of Git for Visual Studio and Team Foundation Service. Today, let’s go through the new experience of version control in VS 2013 Preview.

I’m pleased to announce that Dynamsoft SourceAnywhere 4.4 is released on July 9th, 2013. This is a SQL server-based version control software designed as a VSS replacement.

Sometimes you may want to switch to another user to log into your Team Foundation Server (TFS) service. However, you would find that Windows remembers your credentials and log you in automatically. So how to make TFS forget the old credentials so that you can get the chance t ...

Most of the time I use TFS source control within Visual Studio. However, sometimes I just want to add or edit some files from within Windows Explorer without bothering to launch Visual Studio. If you have such needs as well, you can follow the steps below to achieve it.

In this article, I will share with you on how to version control your SQL Server Stored Procedure using TFS in Visual Studio 2012.

Source code is the most treasure asset to us developers. When expecting a version control tool to better manage the projects and documents and save us time, we also require it to be a secure one.

I’m glad to announce that Dynamsoft SourceAnywhere 4.1 is released on 16th October 2012. In this version, we have some new features and improvement.

Provided as part of Visual Studio Team Foundation Server, Team Foundation Build enables developers/managers to manage the projects, from version controlling the source code, running associated unit tests, to releasing builds and publishing build reports. In this article, I’ll ...

In this article, I will share with you on how to set up a build server for your TFS Hosting account.

Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server is the collaboration platform at the core of Microsoft’s application lifecycle management (ALM) solution. It automates the software delivery process and gives you the tools you need to effectively manage software development proj ...

1. Importance of Version Control

TFS has two types of permission management: Membership Management and Security Management.

Dynamsoft launched Team Foundation Server hosting service on Dec 13.

SourceAnywhere™ 4.0 Enables Source Control / Version Control via its GUI-based Client or Within Leading Integrated Development Environments

This article shares with you on how to integrate SourceAnywhere with Visual Studio. Assume you’ve already installed SourceAnywhere on your computer. You can follow the steps below:

On Windows 7, you can enable TFS automatic login by adding in a windows credential in Control Panel -> User Accounts -> Manage your credentials.

Team Foundation Server enables everyone in your team to collaborate more effectively, be more agile, and deliver higher quality software. For busy or small development teams who don’t have a dedicated system admin to perform the setup, backup and other maintenance tasks, host ...

SourceAnywhere: A SQL Server-based version control software designed to be a replacement of Microsoft Visual SourceSafe (VSS). It is developed for both local and geographically distributed development teams.

All editions of Visual Studio 2010 support the source control integration feature but the Express Edition. In this article, I will demonstrate how to use version control in Visual Studio 2010. For ease of the screenshots and article writing, I take SourceAnywhere Hosted, an o ...

This article explains how to source control stored procedures and other objects in SQL Server Management Studio 2008. We use SourceAnywhere Standalone for example, which is a SQL-based source code control software designed to be a replacement of Microsoft Visual SourceSafe. O ...

As the architect of SourceAnywhere for VSS, I was asked by many users about the performance of SourceAnywhere for VSS compared with other products.

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