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Basically what the title says. I am looking to install the Visual Studio 2010 Beta for compiling personal C++ projects. I haven’t made it through the tutorial for setting things up, but do I need the Server part of the program if I don’t plan on doing any team projects?
Thanks.
Edit: Well it looks like I can’t install the Team Foundation Server anyways without downloading a bunch of other crap. Will the rest of it install without it?
Team Foundation Server is for source control, data collection, reporting, and project tracking. To connect to the server you need the Team Explorer extension installed on your Visual Studio and get a client access license.
I guess you don’t need to connect to a server to develop personal projects. For a comparison of Visual C++ 2010 editions, see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hs24szh9(VS.100).aspx.