It anycodings_tfs also re-enforces the idea of individual anycodings_tfs ownership over collective ownership and anycodings_tfs assumes that we can predict teh future anycodings_tfs accurately when we assign the Remaining anycodings_tfs Work value. It can be used to anycodings_tfs track some aspects of time, but these anycodings_tfs features doesn't handle good coding anycodings_tfs practices like pair programming without anycodings_tfs creating way to many duplicate tasks. The general guidance is to not use TFS anycodings_tfs for time tracking. anycodings_tfs Since Visual Studio can't predict the anycodings_tfs future it can't re-estimate the anycodings_tfs Remaining work either. Since Visual Studio doesn't know what anycodings_tfs you do all the time, you could be anycodings_tfs reading email, checking facebook, having anycodings_tfs a chat at the coffee machine, etc it anycodings_tfs won't track the Completed work for you. Remaining work is anycodings_tfs an estimate of the currently remaining anycodings_tfs time (and it can go up if you've found anycodings_tfs more work to be done), completed work is anycodings_tfs the amount of time spent so far. Remaining work and Completed work are anycodings_tfs both to be filled by the team members anycodings_tfs working on the item. Sort answer: No TFS and Visual Studio don't offer a native way to keep track of your time for you.
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