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Is Team System the solution?

I am working on a web portal in ASP.NET (VS2008) with two friends. We want to code, debug, test our webportal on different computers at the same time.

How can I do that? Is it VS2008 Team System to solve this problem?

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To code, test, and debug on any number of computers at the same time, you need the appropriate number of copies of Visual Studio, regardless of version.



What you definitely want is some kind of source code control system. It could be MS-based, like Team Foundation Server, or something older like SourceSafe (known to be very bad) or any other system. Subversion has many clients ( TortoiseSVN , for example) that can integrate with the Windows Shell. You may want to consider a third party plugin like VisualSVN that will integrate with Visual Studio.

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I don't think in the case of two machines only Team System would be a good idea, especially with the overhead and required software and licensing, the best solution in my opinion is to use SVN on a server machine running Apache and a tortoiseshell SVN client in blocks dev which is a Shell extension for Windows Explorer and is very robust and can be accessed on a small web or externally and you can even post your code to Google Code.



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Yes it is. Just make sure you are using HTTPS / SSL over the internet: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa395265.aspx

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