It hasn't gone away, and nothing has changed about it (other than they have announced a new pricing structure). Part of those efforts includes Team Foundation Service, the hosted version of TFS. Instead, think of Visual Studio Online as an umbrella, encompassing all of Visual Studio's online efforts. Currently, Visual Studio is still the Windows-based GUI we all know and love. What exactly does it mean? Does Visual Studio Online mean a hosted version of Visual Studio? A Web-based version that can be used for development? And what about Team Foundation Service? How does it now fit into the Microsoft application lifecycle management (ALM) vision?įirst off, let's get out of the way that Visual Studio Online is not a hosted or Web-based version of Visual Studio.
With the launch of Visual Studio 2013 in November, you may have noticed a new name being applied to what was called Team Foundation Service: Visual Studio Online. Many of you have been using Team Foundation Service, the "in-the-cloud," Microsoft-hosted version of Team Foundation Server, for the past couple of years.
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