Resources for using the popular distributed source code control and collaboration tools Git and Mercurial on Windows.

The Git Experience is available as the default source control experience in Visual Studio 2019 as of version 16.8.

The latest version of Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code code editor focuses on improvements to the toolbar and autoscrolling, as well as Git repos. Unveiled October 6, Visual Studio Code 1.72 is ...

If you are a developer and you use Microsoft's dev stack to get your work down but also like to use Git for version control, we have some news that will make you squeal with joy.

Visual Studio Code is like the strip-down version of Visual Studio IDE. It’s a code editor where you can write codes to support debugging, task running, and version control.

Microsoft won’t kill off its own proprietary centralized version control system in favor of Git, but the open source solution will become a native part of Visual Studio and TFS.

Microsoft embraces git with new TFS support, Visual Studio integration The distributed version control system gets native, built-in support.

Also the Visual Studio tooling support for Git is almost blank. The compiled version of the add-in is available in the Visual Studio Gallery.

Visual Studio Code is a code optimized editor for Windows, OS X, and Linux, with support for IntelliSense (an intelligent code completion system), debugging, and GIT.