I'm looking for a good source control system that integrates with VS and Source Safe would not be one of the options I'd consider. I'd also like to be able to track developer time on a project. I've been looking at VS 2008 Team Foundation Server but after poking around on the web I've seen some lively discussion regarding its reliability and ease of maintenance. I've got it up and running but 'll have to admit that getting it, SharePoint, SQL Server, and ReportingServices set up and configured was a pain. I like the fact taht TFS provides a place to store and view project related documents and allows the definition of tasks, especially since you have to configure each individually. While it doesn't track time, I've found an add-in www.applicationaspect.com that looks pretty good. I'm wondering how others have fared with TFS or have sugestions for other products for source control, time tracking, and general development project management.

-Larry

Yes indeed! We use the tasks for all of our bug tracking and enhancement requests. You have to make sure and organize it so that you can split the pertinenet subjects into seperate queries (otehrwise it gets unwieldy fast), but once you have your system worked out it functions rather well.

We went down the road of implimenting microsoft project for the scheduling and project management side of it, but weren't terribly impressed with the integration between the two. As it stands, we handle the project management and scheduling outside of TFS, but just about everything else is handled within it.