By alashcraft
via dotnet.dzone.com
Submitted: Nov 09 2009 / 08:14
Microsoft Corp. today announced that it will purchase the Teamprise-related assets of SourceGear LLC, which enable developers using the Eclipse IDE or operating on multiple operating systems, including Unix, Linux and Mac OS X, to build applications with Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server. Development organizations will benefit from increased integration in heterogeneous environments, as well as reduced time and complexity associated with application development tasks. Functionality from the Teamprise Client Suite will be integrated into the Visual Studio product line beginning with Visual Studio 2010.
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Comments
mknutty replied ago:
This is only good news if you HAVE to use TFS with Java. I am trying to get my team to move from TFS to SVN for our VS.Net projects.
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