What is TFS?
  • Team Foundation Server (TFS) allows you to plan and 
  track your projects from requirements collection to 
  production
  • TFS 2012 made it much easier to install TFS, added 
  support for GitHub, and a number of big 
  improvements for requirements tracking
  • TFS 2013 has made improvements for managing 
  larger projects, and a number of improvements along 
  the way to help all TFS users
  Module Overview
  • TFS New features for planning
  • TFS New features for development
  • Visual Studio Online
  • In release Management
  TFS 2013 new features for planning
  • Iteration task board
  • Administration View for managing multiple teams
  • Features work item
  • Kanban board
  • Work Item tagging
  Planning in TFS
  • In TFS you define one or more teams and team 
  members
  • You enter your project requirements in the form of 
  user stories. 
  • You assign user stories to different iterations
  • User stories are broken up into tasks and assigned to 
  team members
  • You can update progress for different tasks, re-assign 
  work items to different iterations, or view the backlog 
  of work remaining
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  Have you ever tried to keep track of       style
  status for all the tasks for a release?