Version Control

[vsolv]

Hi,
Has anyone used Microsoft Team Foundation Server for indicator code version control ?
I'm seriously test driving NT to replace an existing extensive codebase in EasyLanguage.

If anyone has any experience, would really appreciate any background.

[overflowing]

I'm not sure exactly what your question is. On the surface it doesn't seem to be related to ninjatrader.

I have not personally used Microsoft Team Foundation Server for source control but a lot of the world uses subversion, and nowadays mercurial or git have you considered using one of those?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4219/experience-with-svn-vs-team-foundation-server

[vsolv]

Version Control

Thanks overflowing.

Yes this is not a NT question. I've been given the task of evaluating NT as a replacement for Tradestation and in the process of analyzing what it would take to port over a substantial codebase from EasyLanguage to NS. As I do my analysis, I need to do a lot of coding an testing iteratively in NT and maintaining versions of my code becomes critical and given that NS is C#, I got the idea of using TFS.

[overflowing]

Have you used version control before? And do you already have Microsoft Team Foundation Server? The advantage of the other software I mentioned is that it's free and has wider adoption than the MS solution. Check out the stackoverflow question I posted in my reply above and read people's experiences and opinions of team foundation server.