I recently completed my first project in C #, it is a tool that will help the administrator of the company where I work.
Actually updates are manual and in search of a solution to this I came across Team Foundation Server . Should I start using it to control the versions of my system and even (if possible) perform automatic updates?
TFS is more than a versioning tool, you can use it to manage the entire project and other projects.
You will be able to use Kanban to organize the tasks and various other methods to help organize. As for example list the bugs found and associate them for someone else to do and also new features that will be added to the system.
Being a collaborative development tool, more than one person can help you manage the project.
With this you can quantify development time, who worked the most, and so on.
Note that TFS supports any programming language.
I recommend the use mainly for management and control.
