Modern source control software such as Git and Mercurial are examples of distributed version control systems (DVCSes). They're easy to use for local development, providing simple version control for ...

Microsoft announced Wednesday that it is adding git support to TFS and Visual Studio, putting the distributed version control system on an equal footing with its current centralized system. In so ...

The latest version of Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code code editor focuses on improvements to the toolbar and autoscrolling, as well as Git repos. Unveiled October 6, Visual Studio Code 1.72 is ...

Microsoft won’t kill off its own proprietary centralized version control system in favor of Git, but the open source solution will become a native part of Visual Studio and TFS.

It can help you debug your code; it has embedded control for Git, Syntax Highlighting, IntelliSense to help you write correct code faster, snippets and code refactoring. What is Visual Studio Code ...

If you are a developer and you use Microsoft's dev stack to get your work down but also like to use Git for version control, we have some news that will make you squeal with joy.

As a result of Microsoft’s recent efforts, GVFS will be supported in Visual Studio 2017.3, the beta version of which is coming out in June. To extend it to other Git clients, GVFS now works with ...

There was a central code repository, you'd wait for other developers to check in their work, you'd check out files to edit them, you'd check edited files back in -- and the database would corrupt all ...