Comment by bhouston 8 years ago GitHub subscriptions included in msdn? 3 comments bhouston Reply gmueckl 8 years ago Probably only avaolable though MSDN , I would guess. When MSDN is extemded to cover Linux as well (not so far fetched with the Linux support in Windows and Visual Studio) this move would also make sense in a weird Microsoft kind of way. josh64 8 years ago I was thinking part of Office 365 - collaborative dev tools are the missing piece for most businesses.There wouldn't be a major need for Jira, GitLab, etc for the most part. wodenokoto 8 years ago I don't know why this is downvoted.I've worked at two major companies which both used MS Office/Skype for everything and a selfhosted gitlab for code repo.If the MS package provided git, I'm sure we would be using that instead.
gmueckl 8 years ago Probably only avaolable though MSDN , I would guess. When MSDN is extemded to cover Linux as well (not so far fetched with the Linux support in Windows and Visual Studio) this move would also make sense in a weird Microsoft kind of way.
josh64 8 years ago I was thinking part of Office 365 - collaborative dev tools are the missing piece for most businesses.There wouldn't be a major need for Jira, GitLab, etc for the most part. wodenokoto 8 years ago I don't know why this is downvoted.I've worked at two major companies which both used MS Office/Skype for everything and a selfhosted gitlab for code repo.If the MS package provided git, I'm sure we would be using that instead.
wodenokoto 8 years ago I don't know why this is downvoted.I've worked at two major companies which both used MS Office/Skype for everything and a selfhosted gitlab for code repo.If the MS package provided git, I'm sure we would be using that instead.
Probably only avaolable though MSDN , I would guess. When MSDN is extemded to cover Linux as well (not so far fetched with the Linux support in Windows and Visual Studio) this move would also make sense in a weird Microsoft kind of way.
I was thinking part of Office 365 - collaborative dev tools are the missing piece for most businesses.
There wouldn't be a major need for Jira, GitLab, etc for the most part.
I don't know why this is downvoted.
I've worked at two major companies which both used MS Office/Skype for everything and a selfhosted gitlab for code repo.
If the MS package provided git, I'm sure we would be using that instead.