A Silverlight Developer’s look at TFS 2010 Remote Hosting.

Full Disclaimer: Since I am on the GeeksWithBlog.NET Influencer list, I was issued a free 1-year subscription to DiscountASP.NET TFS2010 remote hosting. With that said, the thoughts/opinions located below are my own. I’ve always like Team Foundation Server. The main thing that I’ve hated about it was installing/maintaining it. I’d rather spend that time learning more about things such as Silverlight/WPF/WP7. I really didn’t know what to expect as we use another source control at work and I’ve never had remote hosting like this. So how did it go? Let’s find out. Since I’m only getting a free year, I decided that before I fall in love with it that I’d better check the prices/feature set. Below is a feature comparison that I thought would be important to someone shopping around for a remote hosted TFS 2010.