Hi all, I have a smallish project I'm working on in my spare time. I'm the only developer and it's been slow going since I don't have a lot of spare time.
So far I've just been using subversion for source control and nothing in particular for issue tracking and project management. The project is really beginning to gain momentum and I'll likely have to commit a lot more time to it fairly soon so I want to get some systems in place before we go too far. With the inclusion of a TFS license in the upcoming changes to MSDN subscriptions I'm considering using TFS but don't know a lot about it beyond some marketing BS I read on a pretty brochure a while ago, and some vague horror stories I've heard about installing and configuring it. Does TFS really offer much benefit for a smallish project, or is it overkill? Can my client use it to report and track issues? Would we need to purchase any additional licenses? Do I have to use it's source control or can I stick with subversion? (am I crazy for considering this?) A while ago I did look at Countersoft's Gemini for issue tracking but as the project didn't really have any issues to track I didn't spend much time on it. Thanks, Matt.
