SourceTree by Atlassian makes git much more approachable for windows users.

It all comes down to your scenario. My personal preference would be: Source control - Github/BitBucket Build server - Team City Deployment server - Octopus Deploy Issue tracking - Github Issues/Trello/Jira All are free/minimal cost for small teams. TFS could replace all of these but it does tie you to the MS workflow somewhat. My advice would be to shop around and try out a few different systems first. You may find that TFS fits your workflow but you may also find that a combination of other tools does it better. Does your source code need to be in the cloud? Does it need to be private? Do you need to be able to access issue tracking remotely? These are all things that are specific to your business and will define which tools are most appropriate.