Do you know when to use Git for version control?
Updated by Brady Stroud [SSW] 1 year ago. See history
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Team Foundation Server Update 2 and Team Foundation Server 2013 comes with built in support for Git as a version control system.

Figure: How you start using Git on TFS
You should use Git if you:
- Are running an open source project
- Have lots of remote team members (as you get offline repo access with full history)
- Have an unstable/sporadic internet connection
- Develop in a non Microsoft environment (e.g. Linux, OSX)
There are also several disadvantages:
- No "My Work" view in Team Explorer
- No "Code Review" integration in Visual Studio
- No "Check in Policies"
- No SOX, FDA or CFD-11 compliance
At this point, SSW still recommends Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) as the version control system of choice.