Microsoft's Azure DevOps team announced Scalar, a new project to speed up the operations of Git, the popular, open source, distributed version control system commonly used with source code repository ...

Three months after acquiring GitHub, Microsoft is rebranding and repositioning its VSTS coding collaboration service as 'Azure DevOps,' ...

There used to be a time when Microsoft would release new versions of its Visual Studio development environment every two years or so, with maybe a service pack in the middle. Since the release of ...

Microsoft today announced Azure DevOps, the successor of Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS, formerly Visual Studio Online) and Azure DevOps Server, the successor of Team Foundation Server (TFS).

It’s since been used as an editor in SkyDrive and Azure DevOps before being wrapped in Electron and used as the heart of Visual Studio Code, launched in 2015.

Announced February 13, Visual Studio 17.9 can be downloaded from the Visual Studio website. The update features AI-generated Git commit messages using GitHub Copilot.

Instead of a single Visual Studio-branded service, it's being split into five separate Azure-branded services, under the banner Azure DevOps. The five components: ...

Here are five reasons why Azure DevOps is a big deal for both Microsoft and the ecosystem - 1. Get the best out of Github acquisition Source code control management (SCM) is the foundation of DevOps.

Microsoft is rebranding Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS), the DevOps offering that has been a part of the Visual Studio IDE for years, to be the cloud-hosted 'Azure DevOps.' ...