The Team Explorer window has everything we need. I've been using branches to document the various stages of the code, so I've had a chance to play with the branching and syncing functionality in Visual Studio. This is based on the project that I've been building for Exploring Task, Await and Asynchronous Methods (the GitHub project is at ).
But as I've become more comfortable with the features in Visual Studio, I find myself using the VS GUI more and more. I started by primarily using the command line. I've been working with Git and Visual Studio quite a bit over the last several days, so it's time for an update to show the things I really like. Soon after, I discovered the built-in support for Git in Visual Studio 2013. I started working with Git not too long ago ( here's how I got started).
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