Introduction
- Understanding the Feature Path from TFS 2013
- Introduction
- Overview
- TFS 2013 Update Timeline
- Agile Tools
- Demo: Agile Tools
- Git
- Demo: Git Improvements
- Demo: Git CodeLens
- Demo: Pull Requests
- Testing
- Demo: Testing Features
- Summary
Installing and Configuring TFS 2015
- Introduction
- Install Options
- TFS Pre-upgrade Tool
- Demo: Pre-upgrade Process
- Upgrading to TFS 2015
- Demo: Upgrade from TFS 2013 to TFS 2015 Update2
- Demo: Verify the Upgrade
- Demo: Project Rename
- Summary
Working with New Kanban Board Features
- Introduction
- Portfolio Management
- Demo: Epics
- Demo: Features
- Product Backlog
- Demo: Product Backlog
- Kanban
- Demo: Kanban Board Intro
- Demo: Kanban Columns
- Demo: Kanban Swimlanes
- Demo: Kanban – Working with Tasks
- Customizations
- Demo: Customizing the Cumulative Flow Diagram
- Demo: Customizing Working Days
- Demo: Customizing Bugs on the Backlog
- Productivity
- Demo: Creating Work Item Templates
- Demo: Quick Search
- Sprint Planning
- Demo: Capacity Planning
- Demo: Sprint Planning
- Demo: Sprint Progress
- Tracking Work
- Demo: Charts and Alerts
- Dashboards
- Demo: Working with Dashboards
- Summary
Working with New Version Control Features
- Introduction
- Version Control Enhancements
- Demo: Git Branching Enhancements
- Demo: Working with Git Branches
- Git Rebase
- Demo: Git Rebase
- Git Branch Policies
- Demo: Configure Branch Policies
- Demo: Create a Pull Request
- Demo: Resolve Branch Policy Issues
- Quick Code Edit
- Demo: Quick Code Edit
- Summary
Building Software
- Introduction
- Build Agent
- Demo: Configure a Build Agent
- Demo: Build Capabilities
- Build Definition
- Demo: Create a Build Definition
- Running a Build
- Demo: Running a Build
- Build Customization
- Demo: Customize a Build and View Test Results
- Demo: Customize with Build Steps
- Demo: Multiple Configurations and Parallel Builds
- Demo: Build Triggers – Continuous Integration and Pull Requests
- Demo: Capabilities and Demands
- Demo: Build Definition History
- Demo: Build Definition Templates
- Summary
Testing Software
- Introduction
- Test Hub1
- Demo: Create a Test Plan
- Demo: Create Test Suites
- Demo: Create Test Cases
- Demo: Create Test Cases from the Grid View
- Demo: Shared Steps
- Demo: Test Parameters
- Demo: Shared Parameters
- Demo: Running Tests
- Demo: Test Run Analysis
- Demo: Export Test Plans
- Exploratory Testing Extension
- Demo: Install Exploratory Testing Extension
- Demo: Exploratory Testing
- Demo: Exploratory Testing Results
- Kanban Integration
- Demo: Creating Test Cases from the Kanban Board
- Summary
Integrating with TFS 2015
- Introduction
- Marketplace
- Demo: Installing Marketplace Extensions
- Demo: Working with Extensions
- Demo: Manage Extensions
- Creating Extensions
- Demo: Create an Extension
- Demo: Packaging Extensions
- Demo: Install an Extension
- TFS 2015 API
- Demo: TFS 2015 API
- Service Hooks
- Demo: Service Hooks
- Summary
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This post is a helpful overview of how Team Foundation Server 2015 supports end-to-end software development by combining version control, project management, and build automation in one platform. TFS 2015 allows teams to manage source code and work items, track progress, and automate builds and tests seamlessly — all within a centralized environment that integrates well with Visual Studio and other tools. Understanding TFS’s role in coordinating development workflows and improving team collaboration is valuable for anyone working in larger teams or enterprise environments, especially those focusing on consistency, traceability, and controlled release processes.