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Version control is the best way to go. You have multiple options including the following

Git and Subversion are probably the most popular options but they will all do the job. Many free/paid options exist for hosting them for you as well.

It shouldn't take too long to learn the basics and get yourself up and running. You'll get better with it over time. If source control isn't going to work for you for some reason, you might be able to use shared cloud hosting (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc) as an alternative.

 

There are also many tools out there that help manage tasks and bugs for the team as well (again, some free, some not).

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How do you work with a team on a Visual Studio project. I'm pretty sure exchanging the entire project back and forth isn't effective. So what's the proper way?

 

I believe teams who are collaborating on a project usually leave the project files on a shared network drive or system, where if one person has a file open, it is marked as being "checked out" so that another person cannot open and edit it at the same time.  Or else the system wouldn't know which version is the most up to date.

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Version control is the best way to go. You have multiple options including the following

Git and Subversion are probably the most popular options but they will all do the job. Many free/paid options exist for hosting them for you as well.

It shouldn't take too long to learn the basics and get yourself up and running. You'll get better with it over time. If source control isn't going to work for you for some reason, you might be able to use shared cloud hosting (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc) as an alternative.

 

There are also many tools out there that help manage tasks and bugs for the team as well (again, some free, some not).

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